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This collection provides a guide to the legal requirements
surrounding children's rights. The book discusses the
practicalities and problems of listening to the child in
educational, social and health settings.
Collected columns and essays on motorcycling A delightful
compilation of articles ands essays on all things motorcycle by Ron
Davis, writer, columnist, and associate editor for BMW Owners News,
the largest magazine for BMW motorcycle owners on the planet.
See how labor unions are wasting billions of taxpayer dollars.
Understand how politicians at every level of government help them
do it. Know why Prevailing Wage and Project Labor Agreements equal
more money for unions and less money for the taxpayer. Understand
why jobs may really be going overseas.
I believe you will be inspired as you read this detailed account of
what Ron went through, from a young age, where he tells how he
planted a seed in his life that would eventually come back to haunt
him and his health. You will be moved, as he tells about coming
down with emphysema, and inspired as you read how God moved time
and time again, receiving not one lung, but two. You will not want
to lay this book down. Read and see how God blessed Him, after his
transplant, giving him a beautiful voice to sing. He mentions in
the book how he travels singing and sharing about his addiction,
deliverance, and miraculous transplant.
Through the Eyes of Christmas: Keys to unlocking the spirit of
Christmas in your heart by Ron Davis. How will you get into the
Christmas spirit this year? Each December, most of us face that
same question as we prepare to celebrate Christmas. Whether we will
admit it to ourselves or not, we all yearn for true Christmas
spirit in our hearts and homes each year. We want our Christmas to
be one of peace on earth and goodwill towards men just as the angel
announced to the shepherds. But after the shopping, wrapping, and
relatives, often our Christmas experience is far from peaceful and
there is little goodwill to go around. We pull out the same
decorations, put up the same tree in the same corner, with the same
wreath on the same front door. We do the same Christmas stuff in
the same Christmas way as last year and wonder why we get the same
result-no lasting Christmas joy. Is true Christmas spirit a myth?
Or, have we become so preoccupied with the hustle and bustle of the
season that we unwittingly buy the secularized version of
Christmas? It is only then that we discover the substitute the
retailers are selling has no real Christmas spirit. Our
disappointment is that we do Christmas things but still fail to see
Christmas spirit in our hearts. So how do you find Christmas
spirit? What are the keys to unlocking Christmas spirit in our
hearts? Pastors must ask those same questions as they prepare their
Christmas sermons. Recent research tells us that 90% of Americans
celebrate Christmas, but over half have forgotten why. A majority
of Americans now celebrate Christmas as primarily a cultural
holiday, rather than recognizing the real reason for the season.
Less than half of the millennials surveyed said they were planning
to attend religious services on Christmas. What are Pastors going
to preach Christmas Sunday that is inspired and anointed? And after
2,000 years, what can they possibly say that is fresh, relevant,
and will make a real difference in the lives of their parishioners?
To avoid losing the real meaning of Christmas, Pastors need to
remind their people of the true purpose the coming of Christmas has
for our lives. They must rediscover the spirit of Christmas in
their hearts. But how? Through the Eyes of Christmas reveals the
keys to unlocking Christmas spirit in your heart. By looking deep
into the lives of the first Christmas participants, the book
refocuses our vision to see Christmas from a fresh perspective.
What were Mary and Joseph focused on that first Christmas night?
When we relive Christmas by looking through the eyes of Mary,
Joseph, the shepherds, the wise men and all of the other well-known
(and some not so well-known) characters of the Christmas story, we
discover what they were focused on. We see the Biblical truths
their stories reveal. That brings the true, lasting joy of
Christmas spirit into our lives. When those truths are applied to
your life, it will be said of you as it was of Charles Dicken's
Ebenezer Scrooge, "...he knew how to keep Christmas well, if any
man alive possessed the knowledge." Order Ron Davis' compelling and
well-written book Through the Eyes of Christmas now to make this
Christmas your best Christmas ever!
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