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If you are willing to live a life of prayer and practice the disciplines of solitude and community, a new hunger will make itself known. This new hunger is the first sign of God's presence. Henri Nouwen is much loved for his profound but simple insight on Christian spirituality. Making All Things New and Other Classics contains four of his short books focusing on different aspects of the Christian life. Making All Things New introduces the life of spirituality for those whose lives are over-full and over-burdened, yet who yearn to experience more of God's presence. Intimacy answers pastoral questions with an underlying theme of intimacy in relation to God and other people. A Letter of Consolation explores very personally the subject of bereavement in the form of a letter by Henri Nouwen to his father following his mother's death. In The Living Reminder he looks at the seamless connection between spirituality and ministry. Nouwen's pastoral concern and natural empathy with fellow human beings overflow from his gentle observations and wise insight.

In A Brief History of Old Testament Criticism---a concise, intelligent, in-depth historical overview ideal for classroom use---Mark Gignilliat discusses key critical scholars and their theories of Old Testament interpretation.

Linus and Julia Easterday find themselves in the strangest situations. Repeatedly. And it's entirely their own fault.

A Theology of Luke and Acts---the second volume in Zondervan's Biblical Theology of the New Testament Series---offers an in-depth analysis of these two books. Examining Lukan themes, language, and the books' context within the Bible, Darrell L. Bock offers an indispensable resource to biblical scholars.

More than 50,000 references with their contexts and over 2,000 entries make this NIV concordance a handy reference tool, now converted for the new NIV 2011.

You learned so much from the first Skits That Teach that the Skit Guys---Tommy Woodard and Eddie James---are back with another volume of sketches for your youth group to use anytime, anywhere. Tested with teenagers around the country, these skits are guaranteed to get laughs, and are completely free of typical church sketch cheesiness.

David Lynn returns to the Talksheets series with another set of Old Testament discussion questions for middle school students---More Middle School TalkSheets on the Old Testament, Epic Bible Stories. A full year of topics and meaningful prompts will promote meaningful conversation in your youth group or bible study.

A desire to know God's will is the top priority of any serious Christian. Yearning to Know God's Will is an eight-week workbook on knowing God's will. Each week's exercise begins with an account of a personal experience of the author from which he brings forth biblical, theological, and historical principles to help you in your search.

Follow Noah's great adventure through the flood and over stormy seas in this level 2 I Can Read, written in the tradition of the popular Adventure Bible. Noah's Voyage, tells the story of one of the Bible's most well-known Old Testament heroes and how he bravely followed his faith and trusted God ... building an ark and waiting for God's direction.

Find out how Queen Esther saved God's people in this level 2 I Can Read, written in the tradition of the popular Adventure Bible. Brave Queen Esther tells the story of one of the Bible's most well-known Old Testament heroes and how she bravely stood up to a powerful king .

Ruth and Naomi is a level 2 I Can Read! based on the NIV Adventure Bible---the #1 Bible for kids. In this story, young readers learn about the meaning of kindness and loyalty.

If Jesus were to sit down with you right now and have a DTR (Define the Relationship) conversation, how would you respond? Are you truly his follower or just a fan---or perhaps someone who doesn't even care about the difference? Not a Fan for Students invites you to make Jesus not merely the object of your admiration, but the very center of your life

New to the Faithgirlz series, in partnership with Girls' Life magazine, Things Every Girl Should Know teaches girls to take charge and feel confident in a variety of situations, from changing a bike tire to talking to your teacher about a bad grade. With problem-solving strategies, tips and humor, this is a book every girl needs.

The Story of Jesus for Kids is a small book with a big message. This compact booklet uses the text of the New International Reader's Version (NIrV) to tell kids the story of the most significant person who ever lived.

Lee Strobel's bestselling book on forgiveness and grace, adapted for kids.

In the second book of From Sadie's Sketchbook by Naomi Kinsman Downing, Sadie learns about the nature of God and his love when she works to help save one of the local bears, and finds herself becoming friends with her worst enemy, Frankie, in the process.

When twelve-year-old Sadie has to move away from her home in California, she stumbles into questions of faith, doubt, and wrestling with the answers.

The story of Olympian swimmer Cullen Jones, who nearly drowned at age 5 yet went on to swim on the USA Olympic swim team alongside such greats as Michael Phelps.

Most people think the average teenager isn't capable of much beyond hanging with their friends and wasting time. But Zach Hunter isn't your average teenager. And he's hoping to show you that you're not either.

Everything a boy ever wanted to know about his body and how to take care of it---from a Christian perspective!

Jackson Jones climbs into a Quercus macrocarpa and finds himself in the middle of a new adventure, penned by the Author himself.

The Story for Little Ones part of Max Lucado and Randy Frazee's church-wide campaign for The Story, uses vibrant illustrations and simple text to bring 31 key stories of the Bible to life for children ages 2-5.

Read two stories about the miracles of Jesus. What kind of man could calm a storm and fill a net with fish?

In the fifth book of the Keystone Stables series, perfect for girls who love horses and horse fiction, foster child Skye hopes to find a new friend in Katie, a blind girl who is encountering horses for the first time---but Katie's anger might end their relationship before it really starts.

For the summer, Skye and her school friend Chad work at special needs Camp Penn's Woods. Skye runs into a brick wall when she tries to teach Jonathan Martin, a young deaf boy, how to ride Buddy western style, but Jonathan insists on riding him English. When Jonathan and Buddy disappear into the mountains, Skye and Chad lead the rescue to find him.

Skye and Morgan have their hands full when a runaway named Tanya Bell becomes a foster girl in the Chambers' household. It isn't until Southern Belle, one of the mares, dies giving birth to a foal that Tanya opens up to the love offered from the Chambers' family, and she is transformed.

Five-year-old Natalie determines to pull off a one-of-a-kind, wonderful thing. Her inimitable spirit of adventure leads our heroine through a series of foiled attempts and ensuing disasters, until she discovers that being "Only Natalie" is a good thing in God's eyes and she, Nat, is that one-of-a-kind wonderful thing.