Colors Of Grace

In this book, the author introduces the medieval views formulated by various theologians concerning grace and predestination from the 6th century to the 12th century.

A daily devotional for women by women from all around the world.

"The pain of a middle-class white woman in rural America and that of war-ravaged children in Africa find common ground in their shame, their self-loathing, and their hopelessness. Author Bethany Haley is the woman behind the non-profit organization Exile International, which nurtures rescued children--innocent little boys who are forced to kill, maim, and rape; and defenseless young girls who are abducted as sex slaves for the army. The Kony 2012 youtube sensation, which received over 100 million views in one week, brought these horrors to light. With a foreword by Katie Davis (of KISSES FROM KATIE), Bethany shares that the steps that led to healing and hope in her own life also transform the desperate lives of children an ocean away"--

The psychologist founder of Exile International recounts how her own pursuit of emotional healing led her into dangerous war zones to offer art therapy and rehabilitative care to war-affected children.

Jesus exchanged Heaven's splendor for a cradle in a stable. The Holy God walked among sinners to be condemned to death by His own chosen nation. The sentence He willingly endured was among the most painful ways to die in all of history. What drove Jesus to this road? Grace led Jesus to substitute His life for ours. The theme of the Bible is salvation and the theme of salvation is grace. Learning more about this biblical principle might just change your life. About the Author: Melonie Sue Hatch became a believer of Jesus Christ at 33. Grace replaced her addictions, pain, and bitterness with victory, freedom, and peace. In this book she shares the principles that afforded her a beautiful new life.

A bilingual book presents a vision of a planet in which nature, words, and the rising and setting of the sun and moon exist in harmony as readers see fleeting, evocative glimpses of the qualities inherent in a range of colors.