Resultados para "The Look" en Religión y espiritualidad

¿Qué pasaría si los protagonistas descritos en el Libro de Apocalipsis tuvieran libertad para actuar hoy en día? Y de ser así, ¿podría usted reconocerlos? En Agentes del Apocalipsis, el doctor David Jeremiah, reconocido experto en profecía, analiza el Libro de Apocalipsis de una forma en que ningún otro maestro bíblico lo ha hecho antes: exponiendo el exilio, los mártires, los 144.000, los dos testigos, el dragón, la bestia del mar, la bestia de la tierra, el vencedor, el rey y el juez.

Take control of your life. Manifest your will. Let the Universe be your guide. But let love be the guiding light. These are the teachings of Florence Shinn.

Jehovah's Witnesses (JW) vs. the true Christian church.

From prehistoric Mexico to modern Istanbul, Mary Beard looks beyond the familiar canon of Western imagery to explore the history of art, religion, and humanity. Conceived as an accompaniment to How Do We Look and The Eye of Faith, the famed Civilizations shows on PBS, renowned classicist Mary Beard has created this elegant volume on how we have looked at art.

Images tell powerful stories about how women should look and act. We may think girl power and body positivity have replaced tales of helpless, beautiful princesses, but contemporary images in popular culture continue to perpetuate harmful stereotypes. In Look like a Lady, art historian Elissa...

God sends his iridescent glimmers of grace dancing through each and every day. Can you see them? Are you looking? After surviving cancer —only to lose both her mother and daughter to the same disease —Kathy Rogers discovered that how we see determines how we live. In Look for Good, she invites listeners to embrace a new way of seeing the world as well, one that recognizes God’s faithfulness shimmering through every ordinary and extraordinary moment!

Finding hope is a matter of seeing, of looking in the right direction. Hope means having the right perspective, point of view. We lose hope when our focus is fuzzy or we look in the wrong direction. Only God has the perfect perspective on every event, every circumstance. Our perspective will always be limited by the very fact that we are finite. But we can make choices on where we look that can give us a more accurate picture and bring hope.

Look Up and Live is Amanda Gill's captivating memoir. It unravels her journey from a fractured childhood marked by neglect and abuse to a life illuminated by faith and love. In detail, she recounts the trials endured, the scars left by adversity, and the pivotal moment when she turned to the solace of the Bible and found salvation in Christ.

After serving in uniform for a decade, and now working closely with Veterans for the past 14 years, I've discovered some perspectives that I think will help listeners create more inner peace, reduce stress, and sustain them through difficult times and the emotional wars we all fight," said Kelley, an Army Veteran, author, executive coach, and trainer. "My goal is to offer a source of hope, pride, and optimism by pointing to these lessons from the Veteran community."

What happens when a five-year-old boy decides the world has entirely too many problems and far too few inventions? You get Dub. Dub has ideas. Lots of them. There’s the Big Bead Maker, designed to solve one of his little sister’s most pressing problems. There’s Army Green Nail Polish, because apparently ordinary nail polish has a serious masculinity problem. There are flying machines, wild-west roller coasters, robot refrigerators, dog-changing machines, and enough other inventions to keep the U.S. Patent Office nervous for years. Most of Dub’s inventions never make it past the sketchbook.

Look on the Bright Side is more than a book; it is a companion for your journey toward joy and inner peace. Rediscover the power within you and the endless possibilities that await when you choose to focus on the positive. There is always a glimmer of hope waiting to be found in the midst of life's darkest moments. Even when the weight of depression, anxiety, and fear feels overwhelming, you can always discover the light.

The Lord uses each of our unique interests to speak to us—including the great game of golf! From your time on the fairway to your time in the rough, God can repurpose the insights you've gained from golfing to help you better understand truths of His Word. In A Look at Life from the Fairway, bestselling author and outdoor enthusiast Steve Chapman is here to help golfers everywhere notice the parallels between golfing and walking with Christ.

*****Audiobook format of Look What You've Done - ECPA's 2024 Biography & Memoir and New Author Awards Nominee***** From Dove Award-nominated artist Tasha Layton, Look What You've Done is a diverse collection of stories and intimate self-reflections to encourage readers to follow where God leads...

The day after Luna Jaffe’s only child died from a miscalculation of codeine cough syrup she began to write letters to him. One day, he began to write back. Together they explore who they are now, in this rearranged world. Told through a raw, unflinching narrative that weaves poetry, art, and spiritual experiences, the book is an exploration of unbearable sorrow but also a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the mysterious ways in which love transcends death.

Look - I Am Come To Do Your Will, is a study of the prophetic significances of many of the events within the earthly life of Jesus Christ. It shows how many of these events had prophetic meaning for the future and especially within our time. It includes the tranfiguration and walking on water and many of the other events of his marvelous life. It is a valuable reference for Christians who want to study deeply the true teachings of the Bible, which writings are the basis of all true faith.

Faith has grown complicated—more about what we believe than who we believe in. But what if there’s a simpler, truer way? A faith that is honest about our doubts and fears, yet deep enough to set us free. In Simple Faith, Adam Martin walks with you through familiar Scripture—not to master more information, but to help you truly know the God who made you, rescued you, and is still renewing you. With warmth and honesty, this book gently explores two life-changing questions: What do you really believe about God? And what do you really believe about yourself?

What reasonable evidence exists that the Bible is true? Many people, even in intellectual and academic circles, believe that because the Bible is a "religious" book, it can't withstand scientific or critical analysis. In this brief yet comprehensive guide, you can find answers to compelling questions such as: How do we know that the Bible is accurate?

We often view authority as something oppressive, stifling, even fearful. And sometimes—perhaps too often—those impressions bear out in reality. We live in an era of overstepped boundaries and abuse in many fields of life, so that authority has become the enemy. We may also have a limited idea of what authority means. Even with legitimate authority, we may believe that only people who reach a certain “level” in life can exercise leadership, not thinking we could ever be called to a place of authority ourselves. In Understanding the Purpose and Power of Authority, best-selling author Dr.

Robert Hand was known in his early career as the first practicing astrologer to write astrology programs for microcomputers (in 1977) so that the benefits of computers would be available to astrologers. From this effort, he founded Astro-Graphics Services in 1979, which later became Astrolabe, Inc. He was a founding member of Project Hindsight, a group dedicated to retrieving and translating traditional astrology texts. He served as an editor, translator, and publisher of ancient astrological writings.

What's the point of the church anyway? The emerging generation is opting out of the church in large numbers. They're embarrassed at how the church is portrayed in the media and dismayed at what appears to be their options for participation. Is church really necessary anymore? Is it even possible? Tim Soerens sees this unsettled state of affairs as an extraordinary opportunity: The church, he says, is on the edge of a new possibility at the very moment so much of it feels like it's falling apart.