This timely book offers a raw critique of the current educational issues and debates, alongside ‘teacher hacks’ to provide teachers, trainee teachers and educators with a plethora of stimulating material to ignite curiosity, maintain passion, and culture creativity in the classroom.
Anxiety isn't something you should be ashamed of or a feeling that should be allowed to take over your life. Using biblical insight and proven practices that work, Robert Morgan will teach you how to deal with your anxiety in a way that allows you to be joyful, peaceful, less stressed out, and deepen your faith.
In this comprehensive yet easy-to-understand book, beloved and respected pastor Robert J. Morgan takes readers on a journey through end-times prophecy, walking step-by-step through the end of the world to the dawn of the new kingdom of heaven.
In times of waiting, grieving, or uncertainty, we sometimes wonder if God will fulfill His promises. In Great Is Thy Faithfulness , trusted pastor Rob Morgan reminds us through 52 scriptures and devotions that our loving God always follows through on what He says He will do. No matter your circumstances or feelings, one thing never God is with you. Pastor Rob Morgan discovered this through the years he cared for his wife with multiple sclerosis. Now in Great Is Thy Faithfulness, Rob draws on that hard-won faith to show us that God is present even in times of transition, loss, or doubt. As you sink into the amazing attributes of God week after week, you Great Is Thy Faithfulness includes thoughtful additional features, such With undated entries covering a year of weekly devotions, this beautiful book makes a timely gift Find rest for your soul as you are assured of God's love and faithfulness. As the psalmist tells us in Psalm 145:13, "The Lord is trustworthy in all he promises and faithful in all he does."
A year of journaling inspiration through the most beloved hymns of the Christian faith. Based on the bestselling Then Sings My Soul series.
"Pastor Robert Morgan leads a busy life as a pastor and is also a multi-tasking caregiver to his disabled wife. Most days he feels exhausted, yet over time God has shown him how to build himself up when he's worn himself out ... After reviewing the 232 occurrences of the word strength in Scripture, Pastor Robert discovered twelve clear passages that drop anchor in God's sea of strength"--Amazon.com
Virginia Peace, genannt Ginny, wächst zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts in den Bergen North Carolinas auf. Nach dem frühen Tod ihrer Mutter lebt sie mit ihrem Vater und drei Geschwistern. Ginny ist klug und fleißig, aber nicht besonders hübsch. Mit 17 Jahren heiratet sie den Arbeiter Thomas Powell, was zunächst vielversprechend erscheint: Ginny benötigt jemanden, der den Besitz ihres alternden Vaters verwaltet, während Tom Farmland sucht. Doch ihre Ehe wird durch Ginnys Glauben an die Pfingstbewegung belastet, in der sie Trost und Transzendenz sucht. Tom hingegen ist ein Pragmatiker, der nur an Geld und harter Arbeit glaubt. Die Probleme eskalieren, als Ginny nach Jahren der Zufriedenheit als Mutter und Ehefrau erneut versucht, ihren „Geist zu reinigen“, und Tom es ihr verbietet, die Kinder zu den Andachten mitzunehmen. Die ständigen Streitereien, Sorgen um das Land und der Tod eines Kindes führen zu einer tiefen Entfremdung zwischen den beiden. Ihre Ehe droht zu zerbrechen. Erst als Tom an Typhus erkrankt und stirbt, beginnt Ginny, die wahre Bedeutung von Heimat und Liebe zu erkennen.
"The Powell brothers, Muir and Moody, are as different as Cain and Abel. Muir is an innocent, a shy young man with big dreams and not the slightest idea of what to do about them. Moody, the older and wilder brother--embittered by the death of his father, by years of fighting his mother, and by his jealousy of Muir's privileged place in the family--takes to moonshine and gambling and turns his anger on his brother. Muir escapes, hoping to find something--an occupation, a calling--to match his ambition."--Jacket
An Oprah's Book Club Selection An unflinching tale of turn-of-the-century Appalachian life, "Gap Creek" chronicles the challenging first year in the marriage of Julie Harmon and Hank Richards. After losing both her father and brother before turning 17, Julie faces fire, flood, grifters, sickness, and starvation with grim determination and remarkable stamina. By capturing the earthy details of rural life, including raw, riveting accounts of everything from hog slaughtering to childbirth, Robert Morgan weaves the human and the heroic that coexist in every individual.
