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1. Redemption: Carolina Basketball's 20162017 Journey from Heartbreak to History
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This is the story of a national championship that was a year in the making.Redemption: Carolina Basketball's 20162017 Journey from Heartbreak to History is a behind-the-scenes look at the Tar Heels' ride to the 2017 national title. Featuring never-before-published, exclusive photographs that will take readers from the practice court and game action to the team bus and locker room, this book is the most complete chronicle of a UNC national championship ever made. In addition to the full-color images, the book also includes interviews with the players and coaches that can only be found here, a foreword by head coach Roy Williams, and exciting new stories from Adam Lucas, Steve Kirschner, and Matt Bowers, who accompanied the team every step of the way.
Much more than a detailed account of Carolina's 33 victories, Redemption describes the amazing journey of one of UNC's most inspiring championships, from heartbreak in Houston to the storybook finish in Phoenix. Here readers can get the team's perspective on what propelled them to a title and find out what moments the players and coaches considered most important, both on and off the court. The result is a must-have book for Tar Heel fans everywhere.
2. Redemption: Freed by Jesus from the Idols We Worship and the Wounds We Carry
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Redemption Freed by Jesus from the Idols We Worship and the Wounds We CarryDescription
Exodus is a real story about God redeeming his people from the bondage of slavery and how their difficult journey home exposed their loyaltiesthough wounded by Egypt, they had come to worship its gods. Most Christians dont make golden idols like the Israelites in the wilderness, but we do set up idols on our own desert roadidols like substance abuse, pornography, gluttony, and rage. And even those who dont know the pain of actual slavery can feel enslaved to the fear and shame that follow sexual abuse or betrayal by a spouse, for we suffer at the hands of our idols as well as those created by others. We need more than self-improvement or comfortwe need redemption.
Redemption is not a step-oriented recovery book; its story-oriented and Bible-anchored. It unfolds the back-story of redemption in Exodus to help Christians better understand how Christ redeems us from the slavery of abuse, addiction and assorted trouble and restores us to our created purpose, the worship of God. Readers will discover that the reward of freedom is more than victory over a habitual sin or release from shame; it is satisfaction and rest in God himself.
3. Redemption (Baxter Family DramaRedemption Series)
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Redemption4. Redemption
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Im the new fire chief in town.But theres one flame I cant put out
My past haunts me.
It chases me like I chase fires.
But Ill be damned if I let my son end up damaged like me.
This new town is just what we need.
Little did I know a night of scorching lust would be my salvation.
No names, no commitment, and blazing passion.
Thats all it was supposed to be.
Until I find my curvy vixen here again.
Gwen keeps my demons at bay.
But if she knew my secret
Would she or this town still want me here?
5. Remember (Baxter Family DramaRedemption Series)
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Convinced she could make it on her own, Ashley Baxter has kept the most important people in her life at a distance--her family, the man who loves her, and the God she is sure can never forgive her. Now, just as she begins to open her heart, the events of September 11 rip into Ashley's world and she is led to heartbreaking and hope-filled decisions that will forever change her life. This story vividly illustrates that we must value others more than ourselves, and it drives home one of Gary Smalley's key messages: Honor one another. Remember is second in the five-book Redemption series by Gary Smalley and Karen Kingsbury that centers around the Baxter family. As readers follow the hopes and struggles of the family, they will explore key relationship themes as well as the larger theme of redemption, both in characters' spiritual lives and in their relationships. Each book includes study questions for individual and small-group use.6. Recovering Redemption: A Gospel Saturated Perspective on How to Change
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You cant. God can.
Life never lacks for improvementin ourselves, in our relationships, in just about everything. But all our brave stabs at getting better, if they ever change anything, are incomplete at best, complete failures at worst. Sometimes much worse.
Unless . . .
The gospel of Jesus Christ is the great unless of lifeboth for those who already believe (but cant believe the messes theyre still capable of making), as well as those who dont yet believe but just know their way isnt working.
Recovering Redemption, written with a pastors bold intensity and a counselors discerning insight, takes you deeply into Scripture to take you deeply inside yourself, discovering that the heart of all our problems is truly the problem of our hearts. But because of what God has done, and because of what God can do, the most confident, contented person you know could actually be youredeemed through Jesus Christ.
None of us, really, can do whats required to change our lives for the better, taking whats persistently frustrating and making it perfectly satisfying. Yet as hopeless as that may sound, it is the flat-line truth in which good news comes to life . . . to your life. For just as whats lost can be found, whats wrong caneven nowbe recovered.
Life never lacks for improvementin ourselves, in our relationships, in just about everything. But all our brave stabs at getting better, if they ever change anything, are incomplete at best, complete failures at worst. Sometimes much worse.
Unless . . .
The gospel of Jesus Christ is the great unless of lifeboth for those who already believe (but cant believe the messes theyre still capable of making), as well as those who dont yet believe but just know their way isnt working.
Recovering Redemption, written with a pastors bold intensity and a counselors discerning insight, takes you deeply into Scripture to take you deeply inside yourself, discovering that the heart of all our problems is truly the problem of our hearts. But because of what God has done, and because of what God can do, the most confident, contented person you know could actually be youredeemed through Jesus Christ.
None of us, really, can do whats required to change our lives for the better, taking whats persistently frustrating and making it perfectly satisfying. Yet as hopeless as that may sound, it is the flat-line truth in which good news comes to life . . . to your life. For just as whats lost can be found, whats wrong caneven nowbe recovered.
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Redemption A Story of Sisterhood Survival and Finding Freedom Behind BarsDescription
"This real-life tale, as dramatic as any movie, of Stacey Lannert and her struggle to survive violent sexual assault and the devastating aftermath raises intense issues of crime, culpability and the nature of violence and families. It's a devastating and important subject, beautifully told."--Naomi WolfOn July 4, 1990, eighteen-year-old Stacey Lannert shot and killed her father, who had been sexually abusing her since she was eight. Missouri state law, a disbelieving prosecutor, and Staceys own fragile psyche conspired against her: She was found guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced to life without parole.
Redemption is Staceys candid memoir of her harrowing childhood and the pain and protective love of her sister that led her to that horrifying night. It is also an extraordinary portrait of what happened after she found herself in prison and how she grew determined to live positively, even triumphantly, despite her circumstances. Ultimately, and most profoundly, she learned the healing power of forgiveness.
After spending as many years in prison as she had out of it, on January 10, 2009, outgoing Missouri governor Matt Blunt commuted Staceys life sentence. Six days later she walked out of the gates a free woman. Redemption is the story of how Stacey learned to be free while living behind bars. It is a coming-of-age story set in a parallel universe of a maximum-security prison. And, it is a story of sisterhood, courage, and justice finally served.