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Are you trying to follow Jesus, but feel like you are falling short? Are you discouraged, fatigued, and feel like you are sometimes just going through the motions? Or perhaps you feel good about your relationship with Jesus, but deep down, you know there is something missing. There has to be more!So many Christians are trying to follow Jesus but are feeling lost or lukewarm along the way. You read about the Holy Spirit, and you see the miracles throughout Acts. You hear Jesus, or Paul, or Peter talk about a new power, but you are bewildered by what this power would - could - actually look like in your life ... in the day-to-day details.You know there is something missing. Perhaps the Holy Spirit is your "missing link"?In The Missing Link, you will follow Peter daily as he learns to live with this new power following Jesus' return to Heaven. You will see the Holy Spirit in a whole new light. You will learn to appropriate and live with this new power Jesus promised.Holy Spirit power! Energy ... Clarity ... Creativity. You can have it. You can live it. There is more ... so much more.

The narrative draws inspiration from the legendary tale of Scheherazade, as the protagonist embarks on a journey of self-examination amidst unsettling experiences. Reflecting on her life within the context of her surroundings, she confronts her past and realizes that her true role has been that of an entertainer. Initially ashamed, she learns to embrace this identity as essential for her recovery. Through the lens of Scheherazade's story, she finds a path to reclaiming her self-respect and understanding the meaning behind her seemingly chaotic existence.

Explores a new and very successful assessment system developed after the removal of levels, grounded in the starting principles of great assessment in primary schools.

Quilters can speak their minds with 12 complete quilted projects, featuring paper-pieced text blocks.

To choose 1,000 works to represent a museum whose total collection exceeds 100,000--now that's curating. Imagine the restraint required to compile a catalog of the collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York--the first museum exclusively dedicated to art of the 19th and 20th centuries, and the first to recognize modern-art disciplines (photography, film, industrial design, installation). The collection is carefully and tastefully represented in this 600-page tome. Multiple frontispieces representing each of the museum's departments welcome the reader, followed by a thorough and illustrated introduction to the museum's directors, exhibitions, donors, acquisitions, and architecture. Then comes the good stuff: 1,000 works from the museum's six curatorial departments: Painting and Sculpture, Drawings, Prints and Illustrated Books, Architecture and Design, Photography, and Film and Video, each section introduced by an essay explaining the development of the particular collection. Clear, large, color illustrations of Cezanne's The Bather, Munch's Madonna, Wyeth's Christina's World, and sculpture by Oldenburg, Serra, Morris, and Beuys leave a reader gasping, "They have that?" First published in 1984, the book was reprinted in 1997 by Abradale, Abrams's more affordable imprint. While the huge catalog is now less expensive, keep in mind that its content has not been revised since its first edition.