November 23rd, 2007
by Richard Maybury $25.00
This book explains how events on the other side of the world a thousand years ago can affect us more than events in our own hometowns today.
The Thousand Year War in the Mideast is a concise European/Mideast history course. Learn about the Russians, Serbs, Croats, the Balkans, Kosovo, the Ottoman and Mongol empires, Turkey, Greece, Iran, Iraq, Indonesia, Russia, Oman, Kazakhstan, Saudi Arabia, Kurdistan, and more.
The events of the Thousand Year War have been the cause of great shocks to our economy and investment markets, including: the oil embargoes, the Iranian hostage crisis, the Iraq-Kuwait war, and the Caucasus Wars over the Caspian Sea oil basin. These shocks are likely to remain so for decades to come. Forewarned is forearmed. You must understand where this war is leading to manage your career, business and investments, as well as to reach an informed opinion regarding U.S. involvement in Mideast affairs. Quality paperback, 272 pages. Ages 14 through adult.
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Tags: history, politics, war
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November 23rd, 2007
by Richard Maybury $25.00
The explosion of the battleship Maine in Havana Harbor in 1898 was the beginning of a chain reaction that continues today. Mr. Maybury presents an idea-based explanation of the First World War. He focuses on the ideas and events that led to World War I, events during the war, and how they led to World War II. Includes the ten deadly ideas that lead to war.
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Tags: history, politics, war
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November 23rd, 2007
by Richard Maybury $25.00
Mr. Maybury presents an idea-based explanation of the Second World War. He focuses on events in the Second World War and how our misunderstanding of this war led to America’s subsequent wars, including the Korean and Vietnam Wars, the Iraq-Kuwait War, and the ‘war on terrorism’ that began September 11, 2001. Quality paper, 349 pages. Ages 14 through Adult.
“The best book I’ve read on World War II. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: history, politics, war
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November 23rd, 2007
by Natasha Vins $16.00
The life of Natasha Vins growing up in the former USSR. Her father is a leader in the underground church of the Soviet Union. When Georgi Vins is forced to spend time in hiding and prison, Natasha looks to her beloved grandmother for spiritual guidance, but in her teens, Natasha reaches a personal crossroad.
In a homeland that demands that she embrace communistic ideals and deny the existance of God, will she follow Christ into a life of poverty and hardship, or will she renounce her parents’ Christ for the opportunities and open doors which higher education has to offer?
An extraordinary story of courage and joy in the face of persecution.
Read aloud age 10+, read alone age 14+
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November 21st, 2007
by Christian Overman $22.00
Are you aware of the underlying assumptions that determine your values? Have you given much thought to how assumptions about basic reality influence and shape our culture? Assumptions That Affect Our Lives examines the roots of the modern conflict between Christianity and secular humanism by comparing ancient Greek and Hebrew culture; going beyond values to examine the underlying worldview that shapes them. It is a process critically important for understanding ourselves, others and the times we live in.
The current tension between evangelical Christians and the non-biblical ideas present in this age is an old conflict. By viewing the current situation in the context of the ancient Greeks and Hebrews, contemporary Christians can be better equipped to deal with the challenges of living in a predominately ancient Greek-based culture today.
This is a ground breaking book.
Discussion questions included at the end of every chapter.
Tags: classical, High School, history, worldview
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November 21st, 2007
by Helmut W. Ziefle $18.00
Germany, WW2, was a desperate and dangerous place where evil had bullied its way into power and controlled the daily lives of almost every individual. But not all. This book is the true story of Maria Zielfle’s struggle to raise her children free from the hate-filled grip of the Nazi regime. It is a powerful portrayal of the courage and determination of a Christian parent to remain obedient to God in spite of the enticements and assaults of a hostile culture.
And its a struggle that continues today. Our secular culture, filled with enticing messages and explicit images, applies relentless pressure on our children. If you’re tempted to give up and give in, you’ll find encouragement and strength in this inspiring story of how God, who is greater than any culture or government, honours the committments of those who are faithful to Him.
A truly touching and inspiring book, one which you will treasure.
Read aloud age 10 -12, read alone age 14+
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November 17th, 2007
by John Notgrass $18.00
Each year another class of high school graduates moves into a new phase of life. For those who come from faithful households, helping them remain faithful must be a top priority for their parents and churches. As these young people make decisions about education, career, finance, and marriage, they need to keep in mind the Biblical principles that should guide their adult lives.
In his book, Make It Your Ambition, 26-year-old John Notgrass expresses optimism about the role young adults can play in building strong families and strong communities of faith. Instead of following the example of those who leave the church and make unwise decisions after high school, they can set an example for others by their devotion to the way of the Lord.
Subtitled “Encouraging Young People to Live for God’s Glory,” John’s book is a call to action. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: family, High School
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November 17th, 2007

$25.00
Published by Notgrass Co. Learn to Draw (2nd edition) offers thirty simple lessons to teach artists young and old basic drawing concepts and techniques such as lines, placement, overlapping, placement, and shading. Practice your drawing skills as you copy pencil drawings of animals, objects, landscapes, and people. Each lesson is Bible-based and the entire curriculum encourages artists to draw for the glory of God.
The first lesson in the book is about keeping a good attitude while drawing. Lessons 2-10 teach different drawing techniques and concepts. In each of the next twenty lessons, the student simply copies a drawing for drawing practice. A simple outline of part of each drawing helps the student get started.
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Tags: Gr 3-6
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November 17th, 2007

$125.00
Published by Notgrass Co. this curriculum package includes:
Part 1: Creation through the Middle Ages (first semester)
Part 2: The Renaissance to the Present (second semester)
In Their Words: Original Documents, Poetry, Stories, and Hymns from World History (assigned readings)
Quiz and Exam Book
This curriculum presents history from the perspective of faith in God and respect for His Word. Each unit includes a Bible study highlighting spiritual issues related to history. It is comprehensive, giving students an overview of world history from Creation to the 21st century (Table of Contents). It provides a full year’s work in three subjects.
Download Sample Unit here.
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Tags: bible, creation, curriculum, grammar, High School, literature, middle ages, reformation, renaissance, world history
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November 13th, 2007
Tags: Readers, Science
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