Bøger af William Spencer

Number One Amazon BEST SELLER, Bicycle TravelThis is the true story of a young man''s epic bicycle journey from England to India. Traveling more than eight thousand miles, he encounters all manner of adventure, from the curious company of a butterfly in the wilds of Iran to the aftermath of a coup in Kandahar, Afghanistan-from navigating the foreign yet welcoming Muslim world, where he learns the basics of Islam, to the journey''s end in mystical India, where he arrives at an understanding of what it means to be free. But, if my hands were empty of honey,and pearls and gold,There were treasures far sweeter than honey, and marvelous things to be told.  -Gulistan

Come along and join the fun and adventure with Henry the Helper and other fun characters as they explore timeless themes like kindness, patience, gratitude, outdoor play, and the joy and excitement that accompany the use of imagination. So, if you're looking for fun and want something to do, there's a book on the shelf that was written for you. It's filled up with games and adventures galore, and it's filled up with laughs and new worlds to explore, and it's filled up with friends that you haven't met before. So, if you're looking for fun and want something to do, there's a book on the shelf that was written for you.

Everyone sees it, but few are willing to say anything about it. It is the obvious, or difficult situation that people just want to ignore. Families try to behave like it is not there. It is the elephant in the room. "e;Can We Talk? The Unspoken Issues That Challenge High Net Worth Families,"e; offers readers insights from the authors' experience in helping their clients overcome thorny family dynamics that tear at the family fabric. Drawing on their work with more than 100 high net worth families, the authors introduce and explain proven strategies and approaches that help families, and their financial advisors, get unstuck.

Do our images of "one God in three persons" reflect God well? Throughout history, Christians have pictured the relationships between Father, Son, and Holy Spirit through analogies. Such illustrations--some from the West but also from Latin America, Asia, Africa, and other places--come laden with theological ramifications that the church has rejected (heresies) or embraced (doctrines). In Three in One, William David Spencer shares a lifetime of insights from teaching within the global church, bringing fresh images and analogies of the Trinity to deepen our theological vocabulary. Drawing from his extensive teaching in geographically and culturally diverse contexts and his artist's passion for evocative words and visuals, Spencer offers readers a rich, multifaceted, and practical exploration of the Trinity. Alongside historical and contemporary theology and biblical studies, he considers the strengths and shortcomings of various analogies used to explain the Trinity, such as: LightWaterThe Celtic knotThe totem poleMusical harmoniesThe human bodyThe familyReaders of Three in One will gain a personal understanding of the Trinity as well as tools for teaching about the Trinity in adult and children's ministry contexts.

An imaginative update on H. P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos, this wicked satire of corporate culture traces a would-be writer's struggles at dead-end jobs where monsters lurk behind every cubicle.