Most Popular Books by Bruce Wilkinson

The series inlcudes one course workbook, one leaders guide, a church poster, a nd a church bulletin insert.

A rhyming version of the Gospel teaching that Christians should be as branches that will bear fruit through Jesus Christ.

"Originally published under the title: The Freedom Factor: Finding Peace by Forgiving Others...and Yourself"--Title page verso.

Transformational Tools, Illustrations and Case Studies for Business Leadership Groups

Start your study of any scripture with a comprehensive overview of the book it is in. Talk Thru the Bible is an easy-to-use handbook that summarizes each book of the Bible with at-a-glance charts, illustrations, and outlines. This reference volume is your first step to a more in-depth, more satisfying study.

The Daily Walk Bible and The One Year Bible feature easy-to-use formats for reading through the entire Bible in one year. In addition, The Daily Walk Bible features 365 daily devotional readings from Walk Thru the Bible Ministries within the Bible text. -- Choice of Living Bible, King James Version, New King James Version, or New Revised Standard Version text -- Book introductions -- Overviews give a preview of each day's reading -- Your Daily Walk notes offer specific ways to apply the Bible to life -- Insight notes build Bible knowledge

In this remarkable, six-part DVD series, you'll discover exactly what the role of the wife was designed to benot according to our culture, not according to psychologists, but according to the unchanging truth of God's Word.

Includes 2 DVDs, 8 sessions of approximately 30 minutes each.

This study's purpose was to examine the impact of a computer-assisted reading program, "Academy of Reading," on reading achievement of 2nd and 3rd grade readers. The researcher studied the impact a computer-aided reading program had on the reading achievement of students in a central Mississippi suburban school district. A quasi-experimental research design was used to conduct the research. There were a total of 8 intact classes out of 30 classes from 1 elementary school used in the study. Of these 8, 4 were 2nd-grade classes of 15 intact classes and 4 were 3rd-grade classes of 15 intact classes. The 2nd grade reading classes that were selected were identified as below average according to the Scientific Research Association (SRA) Reading Placement Test. The 3rd grade classes selected were performing at grade level. The 3rd grade did not have many intact classes below the established grade 3 level as in 2nd grade. The selected classes were randomly put in the control and quasi-experimental groups. Both groups were given the STAR reading assessment as a pretest. The quasi-experimental group contained 65 students who received the treatment for a 9-week period. Each class went to the computer lab 3 times a week for 30-minute sessions. The control group contained 68 students who continued with independent reading activities in the classroom. At the end of the quasi-experimental treatment both groups were administered the STAR reading assessment as the post-test. The control group had a pretest mean score of 3.14 and the quasi-experimental group had 2.64. An analysis of covariance was used to adjust for the pretest differences. The post-test scores indicated a slight increase in the mean scores in reading performance of both groups. The mean score for the control group was 3.30 and the quasi-experimental group was 2.87. The control group students improved the mean score by 0.16 and the quasi-experimental group improved by 0.23 points. There was no significant difference; therefore the null hypothesis was accepted. The quasi-experimental group had increased in reading performance as suggested by many articles and research publications, such as Fiedorowicz and Trites (1987), Colorado Commission of the States (1999), and Schacter (2000) supporting Academy of Reading. When the data were analyzed based on gender, ethnicity, and grade level, the quasi-experimental group had the largest increase in the mean scores. However, the findings showed that there was no statistical difference among the groups based on these demographic variables.

An executive breaks free of the cloud of locusts that threatens to eat him, and the best waitress in town glimpses a path out of her cul-de-sac.A mother connects with her daughter during a triumphant women's night out, and an old man stares into the fountain of youth.Marty blows into town in a red convertible Caddy and a whirlwind of hope, and a bored man flies into a dizzying opportunity.An old man reaches the age when every change is assumed to be a dire symptom of something; Ingrid pushes her husband into the wrong trench on the battlefield between the sexes, and a woman struggles with dread when she is drawn back to the scene of a past life.These nine stories, and thirteen more that explore the salts and peppers that season life. Hope and disappointment, youth and old age, good faith and betrayal, enemies, allies, strangers, and a red convertible Caddy with white leather seats.