Kendall looks at wrongdoing and the judgment of ministry leaders and laypeople, assuring those who've fallen that they can be used again--and warning those who condemn them. Exploring his own vulnerabilities, he presents a compassionate, biblically balanced case for a God of second chances.
Drawing on the story of Mary and Joseph moving ahead of Jesus, Dr. Kendall explains how easy it is for us to make assumptions in the natural and run on ahead of the Holy Spirit
What makes this anthology invaluable is the attention to detail. Not only is there an acutely perceptive general introduction, but all the poets - including the often misunderstood Rupert Brooke - receive a sympathetic and well judge individual introduction, together with a wealth of biographical and bibliographical information. Agenda, N. S. Thompson
Focusing on the life and work of the acclaimed poet, this comprehensive study offers an accessible introduction to his complex and diverse poetry. Tim Kendall delves into themes such as Muldoon's Ulster childhood, the Troubles, and even the medieval discovery of America. The analysis includes close readings complemented by essential biographical context, Irish history, mythology, and sources for allusions, making it a rich resource for understanding Muldoon's literary contributions.
Sylvia Plath was one of the most gifted and innovative poets of the twentieth century, yet serious study of her work has often been hampered by a fierce preoccupation with her life and death. This title offers an examination of her poetry. schovat popis
Focusing on the impact of war, this collection explores significant twentieth-century poets and their connections to war poetry. It highlights how the experiences of conflict shaped the works of renowned figures like Ted Hughes and Geoffrey Hill, revealing the pervasive influence of war on their writing. Through detailed discussions, the book provides insights into how the themes of battle and its aftermath resonate throughout modern English poetry.
The book features thirty-seven chapters by prominent literary critics, exploring twentieth-century war poetry's evolution and themes. It examines the distinct characteristics of various wars while highlighting connections among poets from different conflicts, including both combatants and civilians. Primarily focused on British and Irish poetry, it also connects to American and European works. Aimed at a diverse audience, from scholars to students, it serves as a comprehensive resource on war poetry, promising to be a significant reference for years to come.
Nostalgia for the simplicity and adventure of childhood is at the heart of this collection, originally crafted as short stories for children. It offers a blend of humor and poignant moments, inviting readers of all ages to reflect on their own youthful experiences. The book captures the essence of innocence and imagination, making it a delightful read for both children and adults seeking to reconnect with the carefree days of their past.
Bestselling author and well-known preacher, R.T. Kendall, unfolds the meaning of persistent faith. Starting with the story of Enoch, Dr. Kendall explores biblical teachings that call believers to “find out what pleases the Lord†(Ephesians 5:10).
Love animals? Life stressing you out? Struggle to find time to read? If you answered "Yes" to any of the above, Animals' Guide is the perfect pick-me-up! Animals' Guide is jam-packed with smile-inducing case studies, provided by animals observing humans. Open any page, read a case study, have a laugh, then get on with your day feeling a little brighter. Witty observations from horses, cats, dogs, and exotic creatures fill the pages with humour. Animals enrich our lives every day; I bet if we could all take our pets to work with us, we'd be so much happier! Escaping reality for even a moment to enjoy some hilarious animal antics really does make a difference...