An intriguing, informed look at salvation and the kingdom of God What is the kingdom of God? Where is it? How should the church celebrate the coming of the kingdom? In this popularly written study Ben Witherington addresses these and various other questions about the ever-elusive kingdom of God. Clearly defining the kingdom in terms of God's dominion, Witherington discusses both its present (-already-) and its future (-not yet-) dimensions, and he brings out at length the implications of kingdom thinking for theology, ethics, and worship. End-of-chapter ...

Sports Concussion and Neck Trauma: Preventing Injury for Future Generations is a must-read for all athletes and healthcare professionals. This book provides an easy to read, well organized comprehensive summary of how to recognize when a traumatic brain injury /concussion has occurred, includes step by step guidelines of how to care for an athlete with a suspected head/neck trauma, explains what treatment options are available, provides the latest research, rules, regulations, and equipment considerations for multiple sports and answers the most common questions ...

Lo sviluppo della presente ricerca è di grande interesse ed è presentato in un contesto universitario, dove gli insegnanti dalle loro apprensioni fanno conoscere le loro prestazioni dalle loro esperienze nell'istruzione universitaria; tra le sue intenzioni c'è quella di comprendere i significati e i significanti presenti nelle apprensioni degli insegnanti universitari sulle loro prestazioni, sotto uno sguardo fenomenologico dalle loro esperienze, portando a svelare un costrutto teorico emergente. Metodologicamente, questa ricerca assume ...

L'auteur se transmue... il métamorphose son quotidien... il tisse son œuvre... il utilise sa plume pour énumérer les faits de la vie ordinaire... Soudain, le lecteur peut ressentir une verve controversée... GOMOS... NACOS... COMBOS... est la mascotte de cette aube culturelle et le symbole d'une avant-garde qui émerge avec une vigueur novatrice et renouvelée. Un livre de poèmes et de vers vibrants. Un portrait social, un instantané des comportements, comme le soulignent les vers imprimés. ...

The best friends have just finished school and make ambitious plans to become rich and famous. Duncan the dreamer reads a book about a group of explorers who venture into the Congo to hunt for lost tribes. Jason always adventurous is easy to persuade. Together they encourage the quiet and timid Simon whose dream is to become a photographer, to join them. Duncan goes on a fishing trip with his father and gets caught in a pig stamped. He captures a baby crocodile and plans to take it home. Jason has just bought a motorbike and hopes to travel around Australia. ...

BURNE-JONES   By A. Lys Baldry   A short introduction to the life and art of the Victorian painter Edward Burne-Jones, one of the Pre-Raphaelite circle. Burne-Jones is best-known for his mythological and Arthurian works.  Fully illustrated in a brand new format, with illustrations from Burne-Jones’s career, plus illustrations of some of Burne-Jones’s contemporary artists.  Painters Series. 92 pages.

When his godson suffers a catastrophic injury in a high school football game, lawyer Jake Lassiter sues to abolish the sport and becomes the most hated man in Miami. At the same time, the former NFL linebacker battles CTE, the fatal brain disease caused by repetitive head injuries. Complicating Lassiter's lawsuit and his health, his personal life hits a rocky patch. He's in couple's therapy with fiancée Dr. Melissa Gold and vows to live long enough to fix his relationship and achieve justice for his godson.

From knight and roundhead to the birth of the modern army The British Army can trace its lineage back to the middle ages, but for those who are interested in the development of Britain's land forces together with the campaigns that made it into a modern army on the eve of the Great War, there can be few better, more concise and authoritative works than this written by Eric Sheppard. The foundations of the British Army are described to the English Civil War, but Sheppard concentrates on the periods of warfare beginning with the exploits of John Churchill-Duke ...

The message was undeniable… Fight for her. Six months after her divorce, Hope St. Cloud is in need of a fresh perspective, and she knows exactly where to find it—at her family’s cottage in Sea Glass Cove. Surrounded by abundant peace and fond childhood memories, Hope and her daughter will be able to find a new rhythm with just the two of them. Nothing could have prepared her for the tantalizing attraction to local gallery owner Owen McKinney. Or for his instant connection with her shy daughter. It’s been three years since the ...