From Beverly Hills mansions to Irish country lanes, super-yachts to side-alleys, howling cougars to psychotic nutters, stand-up spotlights to police helicopter searchlights, superstar highs to inner... More > demon woes, along with so much more, Mark Hayes takes us on quite an adventure in RanDumb-er, the random but hardly dumb tales of an Irish chancer.
From one side of the world to the other, in and out of the fantasy of Mark’s reality, all with a smile and a belly-aching laugh, RanDumb-er will draw you in and make you believe in the spirit of your inner five year old once more!
Go ahead - Open a Guinness, take off your pants (comfort is key here), sit back, relax and enjoy the show. Fast pace, quicker wit, time for you to join Mark as he tells his story of two cities and one dream. Ran. Dumb. Er. On!< Less
The Mark: The Beast Rules the World Study Guide consists of approx. 49 pages of summaries and analysis on The Mark: The Beast Rules the Worldby Tim LaHaye.
Harriot Hayes has succeeded in capturing the essence of one person hearing and following God in a magnificent and sometimes spellbinding true life adventure. Determined to follow God's supernatural... More > leading all the way, her spiritual journey led her from a small USA country church pulpit to the excitement of a newly emerging church in post Soviet Russia. But Haye's Divine assignment didn't end there! Eventually her destiny would bring her full circle, connecting her first with Jerusalem and then with the planting of an 'aliyah' ministry to assist Jews in Russia, Georgia, and Armenia with their return to Israel. Ultimately she would be compelled to embrace her own Jewish roots. Travel with Hayes from Moscow to a port on Russia's Black Sea coast. Sit with her in Joseph Stalin's personal train boxcar in Gori, Georgia where an office to assist Jews in this second Exodus is established. Get ready to be stirred up with faith as Haye's testimony is marked by dreams from heaven and Divine appointments.< Less
Exegetical Nuggets is a great little academic work full of biblical exegesis for the seminarian and growing Christ-follower alike. The book has exegesis from:
GENESIS 11:1-9
PSALM 51
PSALM... More > 91:1-6
PROVERBS 3:1-12
HOSEA 2:14-23
MARK 9:2-13
ROMANS 8:1-13
JUDE 1:3-16
Also included within this work are two summaries on the First and Second Testaments of the Bible. These sections provide a brief overview of the OT and NT origin, authorship, general context, and structure.
If you want to dive deeper into God's Word with good evangelical study, then this book is for you. There is enough Hebrew and Greek word study to satisfy the appetites of scholars, as well as enough application to enrich every believer.
May Yahweh God richly bless you through Jesus Christ in your spirit as His Spirit and yours connect.< Less
Otoliths, issue three, part one, contains work by Kirsten Kaschock, Corey Mesler, Pat Nolan, Jesse Crockett, Andrew Topel, Jill Jones, rob mclennan, Rochelle Ratner, Tom Beckett & Thomas Fink,... More > Ian Finch, Jenna Cardinale, Lars Palm, Jeff Harrison, Geof Huth, Adam Fieled, Aki Salmela, harry k stammer, Paul Siegell, T.Walden, Rebeka Lembo, Derek Motion, Raymond Farr, Ayşegül Tözeren, Tom Hibbard, Caleb Puckett, Jenny Allan, Jordan Stempleman, Scott Hartwich, Jonathan Hayes, Glenn Bach, John M. Bennett & Reed Altemus.< Less
Otoliths, issue three, part one, contains work by Kirsten Kaschock, Corey Mesler, Pat Nolan, Jesse Crockett, Andrew Topel, Jill Jones, rob mclennan, Rochelle Ratner, Tom Beckett & Thomas Fink,... More > Ian Finch, Jenna Cardinale, Lars Palm, Jeff Harrison, Geof Huth, Adam Fieled, Aki Salmela, harry k stammer, Paul Siegell, T.Walden, Rebeka Lembo, Derek Motion, Raymond Farr, Ayşegül Tözeren, Tom Hibbard, Caleb Puckett, Jenny Allan, Jordan Stempleman, Scott Hartwich, Jonathan Hayes, Glenn Bach, John M. Bennett & Reed Altemus.< Less
Part One of Otoliths issue four contains text & visual poetry & prose by Phil Primeau, Jean Vengua, Daniel f. Bradley, Amanda Laughtland, Karin Kroetlinger, Nicholas Manning, nick-e melville,... More > Katrinka Moore, Jnana Hodson, Elizabeth Kate Switaj, The Pines, Keith Kumasen Abbott, MTC Cronin, Eileen Tabios, Kristin Hannaford, Bob Marcacci, Jeff Harrison, Vernon Frazer, John Mercuri Dooley, Ayşegül Tözeren, David Prater, Ed Higgins, Dion Farquhar, Elisa Gabbert & Kathleen Rooney, Carl Baker, Paul Siegell, J.D.Nelson, Jonathan Hayes, Martin Edmond, Suzan Sari, Samuel Wharton, Kevin Doran, Vernon Frazer & Michael Rothenberg, Caleb Puckett & Tom Beckett.< Less
Part One of Otoliths issue four contains text & visual poetry & prose by Phil Primeau, Jean Vengua, Daniel f. Bradley, Amanda Laughtland, Karin Kroetlinger, Nicholas Manning, nick-e melville,... More > Katrinka Moore, Jnana Hodson, Elizabeth Kate Switaj, The Pines, Keith Kumasen Abbott, MTC Cronin, Eileen Tabios, Kristin Hannaford, Bob Marcacci, Jeff Harrison, Vernon Frazer, John Mercuri Dooley, Ayşegül Tözeren, David Prater, Ed Higgins, Dion Farquhar, Elisa Gabbert & Kathleen Rooney, Carl Baker, Paul Siegell, J.D.Nelson, Jonathan Hayes, Martin Edmond, Suzan Sari, Samuel Wharton, Kevin Doran, Vernon Frazer & Michael Rothenberg, Caleb Puckett & Tom Beckett.< Less
EILEEN TABIOS' publications include 14 poetry collections, an art essay collection, a poetry essay/interview anthology, and a short story book. DREDGING FOR ATLANTIS, her 11th print poetry... More > collection, extends a body of work unique for melding ekphrasis with a transcolonial perspective. Here, she introduces her translation of the painterly technique of scumbling to create poems from other poets' words. From other writers' texts, she also extracts sequences of the hay(na)ku, a poetic form she inaugurated on June 12, 2003 to mark the 105th Anniversary of Philippines' Independence Day from Spain.< Less
This Selection from the 40th Wordsworth Summer Conference includes Stephen Gill on Wordsworth's 'revisitings' of his poems, Ann Wroe on the bicentenary of Shelley's 'Necessity of Atheism', Mark J... More > Bruhn on Wordsworth's Dualism and Jacob Risinger on his Stoicism, Jessica Fay on Wordsworth's hermits and Matthew Rowney on his peripatetics, Daniel Robinson on Wordsworth's sonnets and newspaper verse, Gregory Leadbetter on the 'Lucy Poems', Madeleine Callaghan on Shelley's Idealism, Monika Class on Coleridge and Phrenology, Mary Favret on the cultural practice of 'The General Fast and Humiliation', Stacey McDowell on Keats's 'Otho the Great', Felicity James on Mary Hays and the life-writing of religious Dissent, Richard Gravil on John Thelwall's hitherto unknown analysis of the prosody of Wordsworth's Excursion.
This is the fourth paperback collection from this prestigious ten-day conference, created by Richard Wordsworth in 1970, and now run by an educational charity, the Wordsworth Conference Foundation.< Less
