The Fabric of our Faith, is a daily devotional intended to lead readers through the Bible at their own pace, or within a year if they so desire. Readers are encouraged to read all scriptures suggested for the day. She has picked certain scriptures for a devotional reading. The author’s intent is to show the continuity between the Old Testament and the New Testament. Jesus is the common thread that is woven through the entire fabric of the Holy Scriptures, with the promise of hope for all people.

For countless generations, patchwork quilts have been a visible act of love. In the Prayers and Squares Ministry, though, the quilt has become a visible act of prayer. Begun in California in 1992, Prayers and Squares now has some 200 chapters throughout the world.

True story of a church that refused to leave a decaying neighborhood.

This collection of inspirational vignettes, based on eight of the Bible's unlikely examples of faith, will give readers a fresh intimacy with Jesus. Remarkable Faith tells the stories of people whose faith was of such quality that Jesus himself marveled at it-people who were broken, needy, and dependent. These eight inspiring vignettes weave history, theology, and fictional detail into their biblical accounts to bring relief and a new perspective to those whose faith feels unremarkable. Written to encourage and relieve discouraged Christians who wonder if their faith is a disappointment to God, this book will demonstrate that remarkable faith-the kind Jesus marveled about-isn't about achieving or performing. Readers will discover they can exchange their performance-based evaluation of their faith with a fresh, life-giving intimacy with the Jesus who delights in transforming inadequacies into irrepressible affection.

How do parents, professors, campus ministers, youth pastors and others help students learn to connect what they believe about the world with how they live in it? Steven Garber answers this question in this revised edition which includes a new chapter on life formation.

This is an historical, philosophical, theological--and practical--exploration of work from an evangelical perspective, highlighting the Christian concept of vocation as articulated by Luther and Calvin, and making relevant applications for today.

This book is about me seeking God to heal all the insecurities and the confusion I felt. God first taught me how much He loved me and believed in me. I learned He approved of me. He sent His Son, Jesus, who died in my place to free me from all brokenness, sin, and shame. No fabric is perfect. No human plan is perfect; it takes the unseen hand of God to produce the masterpiece, planned so long ago. We were never meant to right all the wrongs or to live here all alone. The fabric tells the awesome truth: human desire met defeat. Jesus Christ carried out Gods plan to rescue fallen man.