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“Scrooge the Lost” is adapted from Charles Dicken’s classic “A Christmas Carol”. In this story, however, Scrooge doesn’t just face the truth of physical death but the reality of a death beyond death. This book is the story of Scrooge retold from an eternal and Biblical perspective.
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In this book you will discover the true meaning of life and the greatest gift of all.
“Yes, upon that infernal beach stood Scrooge the rich, Scrooge the successful. Yes, there stood Scrooge the lost, Scrooge the rejecter, Scrooge the skeptic. He had finished his descent. Perhaps minutes passed. Perhaps hours, but time was as lost to him as life was lost to the people of that place. He dimly watched their pain. He clearly heard their cries. He wept. Oh, he wept and he knew that every soul before him would give all for a single tear to cool their tongues.”
PARENTAL DISCRETION: We encourage parents to read this book before letting young children read it. We have applied a light “shocking content” rating to this audio book due to the intense depictions of eternal death.
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Fun, action-packed, easy-to-lead Thanksgiving family devotions. Engage in family-fun activities that teach spiritual truth. Including stories as discussion starters, which are great at meal times, and devotions to help your family understand the heart of what it means to trust God and give thanks.
Great for small or large groups, for Sunday school or mid-week sessions and can be used for either personal or church use. That’s right–feel free to share these lessons with everyone in your church.
God’s Word is powerful. It is a guard for your heart and mind but very few Christian adults memorize large portions of Scripture. Take this 30-Day Challenge to memorize the Book of Jude and discover techniques for memorizing chapters and books of the Bible.
52 devotions to challenge and encourage children’s ministry volunteers. These devotions can be printed and mailed, posted to a website or sent by e-mail to your children’s teachers and leaders.
