Kirjahaku

In this story, Matthew gets cut from the basketball team, and learns a valuable lesson about vision and dedication after breaking the news to his dad. As Dad defines vision and dedication Matthew learns about America's space race with Russia, and how the vision of a nation won that race. Matthew also learns about American heroes like JFK and Neil Armstrong, and he learns about the importance of never giving up. For America, that meant landing a man on the moon. What will it mean for Matthew? Will Matthew give up, or will he try out for the team again?

In this book written for middle and high school aged students, Matt lists the seven steps every new Christian should take after deciding to live for and follow Jesus. It's been said that around 80 percent of high school students leave their faith after graduating. Matt believes this is because young people are rarely 'discipled' after becoming a Christian. This book is designed to aid young people in discovering the detailed steps to following Jesus in their daily lives. These steps include: - CHURCH ATTENDANCE- BUILDING GODLY FRIENDSHIPS- DAILY BIBLE READING- PRAYER AND WORSHIP- REPENTANCE- WATER BAPTISM- VOLUNTEERING- GIVING- AND MORE Now What? - Your Next Steps After Saying Yes to Jesus will educate, inspire, and challenge every young person to master the daily disciplines needed to live a thrilling and successful life as a follower of Jesus. It answers the tough questions and provides priceless resources for the next generation.

It's Matthew's 10th birthday and he's extremely excited to open all of his gifts There is one gift he wants more than any other but he is totally surprised when he finds out what his parents got him instead. Matthew and his friends will not only receive the most important gift ever, they'll learn a valuable lesson that will change their lives. Find out what Matthew's birthday party, the word freedom, and a touching meeting in an airport have to do with his surprise gift. The Gift is a one of a kind lesson about the message of freedom and honoring America's veterans. Written for 3rd to 5th graders, but enjoyed by all.