pickThis book delves into philosophical principles such as metaphysics and epistemology from a Christian perspective albeit Catholic. It responds to these questions not in further abstract concepts but in the person of Jesus Christ. It boldly claims that all the answers to the questions you have can be found in Him.
pickA wonderful book for kids and grown ups which explains the meaning of the cross with simple language and expressive pictures. We love it and read it every year around Easter!
#funkelbuntekinderbücher #thegardenthecurtainandthecross #christianbooksforkids #raisingbookworms #talesthattellthetruth
I loved these books as a kid and have been trying to find them for Wes. Apparently my set was not ruined, it was just given to my sister. Anyway- I‘m 9 books short of the full 28 now!
Choose your happy. God is simply glad you are in His presence on this day of Sabbath.
pickWhen one steps back and understands the Jewishness of Yeshua (Jesus) and his culture, the words He spoke take on a different level of meaning. We cannot separate Him from the Torah and Jewish 2nd temple Judaism. This book shows Him in that light and brings new insight on His teachings. New in the fact that it places them in proper historical and cultural context. An excellent and challenging read.
"While he was interrogating Jesus, Pilate unexpectedly put this question to the accused: "Where are you from?" by Pope Benedict XVI
#smilesonlitsy , @dabbe - not a pic I'd usually share but this one's for you! I was at a Christmas card making class and we got candy canes + chocolate as welcome presents. The instructor asked me to pose for a pic - I chose to ham it up.
When I turned 33 years old something changed within me & I felt something was truly missing from inside my soul; I didn‘t know what it was. Then I learned that #Jesus was approximately 33 years old when He made the ultimate sacrifice & was crucified on the cross. I asked myself could I have done that? Could I have suffered the torture & the beating and everything else He went through for a world you wouldn‘t even vouch for me??? That answer is no.
so-soWanted this to be more in the vain of “Life of Brian.” “Lamb” can be really funny when it wants to, but it gets bogged down with Moore‘s descriptions of Biff and Joshua‘s time with the three magi. It gets quite dark at the end and the twist that explains everything is quite clever. Kudos to Moore for the ambition and I‘m sure the landslide of Christian backlash he received.
