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The Analytical Review, or History of Literature, Domestic and Foreign, on an Enlarged Plan, Vol. 19: Containing Scientific Abstracts of Important and ... Such as Are of Less Consequence, with Short

Thomas, Christie

Forgotten Books

The Pentagon Labyrinth aims to help both newcomers and seasoned observers learn how to grapple with the problems of national defense. Intended for readers who are frustrated with the superficial nature of the debate on national security, this handbook takes advantage of the insights of ten unique professionals, each with decades of experience in the armed services, the Pentagon bureaucracy, Congress, the intelligence community, military history, journalism and other disciplines. The short but provocative essays will help you to identify the decay moral, mental and physical in America s defenses; understand the various tribes that run bureaucratic life in the Pentagon; appreciate what too many defense journalists are not doing, but should; conduct first rate national security oversight instead of second rate theater; separate careerists from ethical professionals in senior military and civilian ranks; learn to critique strategies, distinguishing the useful from the agenda-driven; recognize the pervasive influence of money in defense decision-making; unravel the budget games the Pentagon and Congress love to play; understand how to sort good weapons from bad and avoid high cost failures, and; reform the failed defense procurement system without changing a single law. The handbook ends with lists of contacts, readings and Web sites carefully selected to facilitate further understanding of the above, and more.

The Pentagon Labyrinth: 10 Short Essays to Help You Through It

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Andrew Cockburn

Bruce I. Gudmundsson

George Wilson

Winslow T. Wheeler

Pierre M. Sprey

Franklin C. Spinney

Col. G.I. Wilson (U.S. Marine Corps

Col. Chet Richards (U.S. Air Force

Center for Defense Information

Help Your Child Grab Hold of God's Promises
Quinn, the thoughtful little owl, has a lot of worries and questions for her father.
"What if I get lost?"
"What if you dive and I don't notice?"
"What if you get too far ahead of me and I can't find you?"
Written for children experiencing moments of separation anxiety or other common fears, Quinn's Promise Rock reminds kids that God will always be there for them, whatever happens or wherever they go. Share this comforting truth with your child today.

Quinn's Promise Rock: No Matter Where, God Is Always There

Children's Books

Animals

Harvest Kids

Goodbye Is Never Easy, but God Can Make It Better When Quinn the Owl makes a new friend, a firefly named Blink, she is filled with joy. But one night, Quinn wakes up to find her friend has disappeared in a flash. “Momma, why didn’t God make Blink stay with me? Didn’t he know how much I loved him?” “God doesn’t always stop bad things from happening, Quinn. But He does promise that He will always be with you, and He will never stop being your friend.” Beautifully illustrated and thoughtfully written, Quinn Says Goodbye is designed for children dealing with different kinds of loss, whether it be death of a pet or a family member, or simply the loss of a favorite toy. Remind little ones that although people and things might not be in their life forever, God will never leave them.

Quinn Says Goodbye: Friends May Go Away, but God Is Here to Stay

A fun family devotional inspiring children to understand the fruit of the Spirit It's common for kids to memorize the fruits of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, goodness, self-control, and all the rest. But that doesn't mean they understand what it means. Is peace just not fighting with your siblings? Does self-control mean resisting a second dessert? When Mom and Dad explain these concepts just in terms of morality, we miss the mark. Christie Thomas is skilled at taking complex ideas and making them accessible to kids . . . and adults learn a lot along the way too. Each of her devotions is designed to help parents connect their children with the Holy Spirit through a Scripture passage, thought-provoking questions, ways to apply each verse, and a prayer. And for each fruit, parents can use the optional hands-on activities when there's extra time. Perfect for kicking off the New Year as a family, these 100 devotional experiences include illustrated examples of each fruit of the Spirit. They demonstrate the hands, heart, and habits of Jesus and also teach children to spend time with the good God who loves them. By understanding how he covers them with his goodness and how his Spirit helps them grow their own beautiful, Jesus-reflecting character, the whole family will connect to the Vine and grow abundant fruit together.

Fruit Full: 100 Family Experiences for Growing in the Fruit of the Spirit

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Kregel Publications

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Young children can know God's Word! As your family follows each week's series of devotions, children will act, dance, draw, imagine, memorize, and sing their way to a better relationship with God and a knowledge of His Word.
Wise for Salvation contains five interactive devotions per week, with each week focusing on a single story. Covering 87 Bible stories and lessons, Wise for Salvation can be your go-to devotional for years! 
About the Author: 
Christie Thomas and her husband, Jonathon, have three energetic and adorable boys. When she's not with her boys, Christie is the Director of Children's Ministry at Bethel Community Church in Edmonton, Alberta, where she runs the Sunday Children's Ministry programs as well as a weekday preschool for the community. 
Learn more at wiseforsalvation.com!

Wise for Salvation: Meaningful Devotions for Families with Little Ones

Word Alive Press

Little Habits, Big Faith: How Simple Practices Help Your Family Grow in Jesus

Parenting & Relationships

Parenting

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This devotional is a great way to share the Christian faith with your son, and strengthen your bond with both him and the Lord. Perfect to share with sons who are between the ages of 6 and 12, The Mother and Son Prayer Journal includes space for both you and your child to write your thoughts and ideas, discussion questions, and suggestions for how to learn and grow in faith together.

The Mother and Son Prayer Journal: A Keepsake Devotional to Share and Connect Through God

Ulysses Press

Feeling daunted by how to help your kids really grow in their faith? It's time to start little. We want our kids to know God. We know we're supposed to disciple them. But parenthood is hard, and we're busy, tired, and often feel unequipped. What if our kids don't seem all that interested or can't sit still long enough for us to read the Bible? Christie Thomas has a secret for you: helping your kids connect with God is way easier than you think. It all starts with 30 seconds a day--and the power of a simple habit. Through Christie's empowering, encouraging insights, you'll discover how to overcome common struggles, implement easy practices that fit your unique kids, and change your family's faith culture. In this book, you will: <ul><li> discover how to make Scripture and spiritual practices come alive for short attention spans </li><li> learn simple steps for developing faith through the Faith Growth Cycle and its three stages- seed, sprout, and root. </li><li> develop practical strategies for establishing consistent habits </li></ul> Life-changing moments can come out of simple habits. If you're feeling overwhelmed by all the things you're supposed to do to teach your kids about God, Little Habits, Big Faith shows you how to leverage the power of small, consistent choices with confidence. God can use even the smallest step to change how your family grows in faith.

Oasis Audio

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