Bøger af Will Mcdonald

When God wanted us to know what He is like, He told us His name. 92% of Americans profess belief in God, question is ....the God they believe in, what is He like? Is He loving? Kind? Just? Or is He angry? Vindictive? Cruel? Truth is, WHAT a person believes about God is more important than IF a person believes in God. What they believe about God determines the quality of their relationship with God, or if they will have a relationship at all. Most Americans believe in God, but ask them to describe the God they believe in and the opinions vary wildly. Using the Bible as his source, author Will McDonald explores what God had to say about Himself through the names of God revealed in the scripture. In these pages you may discover the knowledge of God, (Mysteries into which Angels have longed to look) and along the way you just might discover a few things about yourself as well. For as you learn just who God says He is, you will also find a path of healing and restoration to become the person God has called you to be.

An Epic Fantasy in the tradition of C.S. Lewis, Riordan is a triumph! A celebration of the potential found in every human heart. Locked in a deadly battle for survival, out numbered ten to one, King Perez asked, "Can it get any worse?" Then the Anakim Sorcerer appeared, riding a terror everyone thought only a legend. To make matters worse, the Anak wielded dark powers from the world's darkest age. Perez got his answer...yes it can-much worse. Retreating to a series of narrow passes called the Keys, the nation held on, hoping, praying that once again El would send a deliverer- a mighty hero. Instead they got an illegitimate outcast, a fifteen year old boy on a half-dead forty year old horse. Who says the El of Jeshurun doesn't have a sense of humor . . .

An Epic Fantasy in the tradition of C.S. Lewis, Riordan is a triumph! A celebration of the potential found in every human heart.Locked in a deadly battle for survival, outnumbered ten to one, King Ruarc asked, "Can it get any worse?" Then an Anakim Sorcerer appeared, riding a terror everyone thought only a legend. To make matters worse, the Anak wielded dark powers from the world's darkest age. Ruarc got his answer...yes it can. Much worse. Retreating to a series of narrow passes called the Keys, the nation held on, hoping, praying that once again El would send a deliverer- a mighty hero. Instead, they got an illegitimate outcast, a fifteen year old boy on a half-dead forty year old horse. Who says the El of Jeshurun doesn't have a sense of humor . . .