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A Little Bit Wicked
by Joni Rodgers Kristin ChenowethA lively, laugh-out-loud journey from Oklahoma beauty queen to show biz sensation."Life's too short. I'm not."You might know her as a Tony Award-winning Broadway star who originated the role of Galinda the Good Witch in the smash musical Wicked. Or you may recognize her from her starring roles on TV--The West Wing, Pushing Daisies, and Sesame Street. At four foot eleven, Kristin Chenoweth is an immense talent in a petite but powerful package. Through a combination of talent, hard work, and (she's quick to add) the grace of God, Kristin took Broadway and Hollywood by storm. But of course, into every storm, the occasional drizzle of disaster must fall, and Kristin reflects on how faith and family have kept her grounded, even in tough times.Filled with wit, wisdom, and backstage insight, A Little Bit Wicked is long on love and short on sleep. It's essential reading for Kristin's legions of fans and an uplifting story for anyone seeking motivation to follow his or her dreams--over the rainbow and beyond.FEATURING CHENOLICIOUS RECIPES, KRISTIN'S ADVICE FOR YOUNG ACTORS, AND MUCH MORE!
A Little Bit of Angel Numbers: An Introduction to Messages from the Universe (Little Bit Series)
by Novalee WilderHave you ever randomly looked at the clock and noted that it was 11:11? Then congratulations: you&’ve received a message from the universe. Angel numbers, repeating numerical sequences with mystical significance tied to numerology, are a spiritual concept that is experiencing a surge of popularity. Tied into synchronicity and manifestation, angel numbers can provide a path through chaotic times, and Little Bit of Numerology author Novalee Wilder is back with another beginner-friendly guide to deciphering these cryptic spiritual codes.
A Little Bit of Buddha: An Introduction to Buddhist Thought (Little Bit Series #2)
by Chad MercreeAt its heart, Buddhism blossoms from one source: the words and life of Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha. Chad Mercree, a lifetime student of Buddhist philosophy and meditation, reveals in simple language how Buddhism can yield personal growth in the modern world. Because every journey is unique, Mercree relates his own story, as well as the experiences of famous Buddhists throughout history, to help you apply Buddhas principles to your personal path.
A Little Bit of Chakras: An Introduction to Energy Healing (Little Bit Series #5)
by Amy Leigh Mercree Chad MercreeAn introduction to energy healing! Chakras began as part of the mystical Vedic tradition of Tantric and Kundalini Yoga, but they have evolved into pathways for healing and exploring the nature of consciousness. If you&’ve ever wondered how to work with these amazing energy centers and optimize their benefits, this is the book for you. With gorgeous diagrams and visuals, and an accessible text by two renowned authors, it takes us into the heart of the chakra system, exploring its history and revealing how to use each one for transformation, well-being, increased vitality, and more.
A Little Bit of Fairies: An Introduction to Fairy Magic (Little Bit Series #12)
by Elaine ClaytonInteract with fairies and tap into their powerful magic with the help of this accessible guide.Whimsical and lyrical, this book explores what and who fairies may be and is sure to intrigue everyone who wants to acquaint themselves with these otherworldly beings. Elaine Clayton takes a look at how we distinguish fairies from angels, how fairies came about, visions and dreaming of fairies, looking for fairy faces in rocks and nature, the co-existence of animals and fairies, and more.
A Little Bit of Goddess: An Introduction to the Divine Feminine (Little Bit Series #20)
by Amy Leigh MercreeDiscover the divine feminine with this introduction to the world of the goddess. From seasonal celebrations to miracles and rebirth, this entry in the popular Little Bit of series explores the power, magic, and rituals of the goddess. Learn all about the Maiden, Mother, and Wise Woman archetypes, the SHE of clay and stars, and meditations connected with her—including ones for love and passion, success and wealth, protection and intuition, and health and creativity. Enter the inner temple, pore through a Goddess Directory, and see how to become part of the Goddess Community.
A Little Bit of Mantras: An Introduction to Sacred Sounds (Little Bit Series #14)
by Lily CushmanIn the popular &“Little Bit of&” series: a fresh, accessible introduction to the practice of chanting mantras. Chanting a mantra repeatedly can actually affect your state of mind, elevating your consciousness, altering your emotions, and bringing you peace. A Little Bit of Mantras presents an introduction to these sacred, spiritually empowering words, phrases, and sounds. It explores the history of mantras and how they work, and gives you chants that you can use with your yoga, meditation, or other daily practice.
A Little Bit of Reiki: An Introduction to Energy Medicine (Little Bit Series #15)
by Valerie OulaIn the popular &“Little Bit of&” series: a fresh, accessible introduction to the practice of Reiki. The Japanese art of Reiki can reduce stress, aid relaxation, enhance energy, and promote healing. Expert teacher Valerie Oula introduces you to this profoundly beneficial hands-on practice, providing a history of Reiki and an overview of how it works. She includes exercises and meditations to help you tune into reiki energy and shows you where to go to experience a session and what to do to become a Reiki practitioner.
A Little Bit of Runes: An Introduction to Norse Divination (Little Bit Series #10)
by Cassandra EasonFrom one of the world&’s most renowned authors on spirituality comes an accessible introduction to runes. Nordic runes are the most popular and easiest symbols to work with, and can effectively release energy for a positive purpose in one&’s life. Cassandra Eason, a well-known writer on crystals, Wicca, spells, and magic, explains to spiritual seekers exactly what runes are, how to make their own, which ones are right for them, and much more.
A Little Bit of Shamanism: An Introduction to Shamanic Journeying (Little Bit Series #16)
by Ana CamposIn the popular &“Little Bit of&” series: a fresh, accessible introduction to shamanism—with a global view. Drawing from decades of training in Brazil and the United States, Ana Campos has written a history of shamanism that&’s both personal and global. She creates a methodology for bringing shamanic wisdom into our daily practices, and explains why it&’s important to establish a relationship with our helping spirits to heal ourselves and our communities. Through this incisive discussion of shamanism, we can become the vehicle for change our world so desperately needs right now.
A Little Bit of Wicca: An Introduction to Witchcraft (Little Bit Series #8)
by Cassandra EasonFrom an acclaimed author on witchcraft, an easy-to-use, informative introduction to Wicca. Wicca is growing in popularity, and Cassandra Eason—much admired for her writing on spiritual subjects—takes a look at its origins, its uses in everyday life, and its gods and goddesses. She explains how magick functions; how to create an altar and what tools you&’ll need; how to make your own spells, rituals, and chants; how to find a coven, and so much more!A contemporary guide to practicing Wicca Written by an acclaimed author on spiritual subjects, this book is an easy-to-understand introduction to Wicca and its origins, as well as an overview of how magick functions and how to use it in everyday life. You&’ll learn how to set up a Wiccan altar, collect and dedicate magickal tools, create and cast spells, and more.
A Little Bit of Zen: An Introduction to Zen Buddhism (Little Bit Series)
by Roshi Pat O’HaraThis entry in the popular Little Bit of series introduces the ancient practice of Zen Buddhism. What is Zen? It&’s an ancient spiritual system rooted in Buddhism that began in China and spread throughout Asia, finally reaching the West. It encompasses meditation, mindfulness, and calming the mind—exactly what so many of us need and crave in this busy, stressful world. A Little Bit of Zen is the perfect, accessible introduction for newcomers, providing a history, overview, and exercises to use in their own daily practice, and covering everything from Zen literature to the ritual chants and bows.
A Little Book for New Bible Scholars (Little Books)
by E. Randolph Richards Joseph R. DodsonMany young Bible scholars are passionate for the Scriptures. But is passion enough?A Little Book for New Bible Scholars
A Little Book for New Historians: Why and How to Study History (Little Books Series)
by Robert Tracy McKenzieMany people think of history as merely "the past"—or at most, information about the past. But the real work of a historian is to listen to the voices of those who have gone before and humbly remember the flesh and blood on the other side of the evidence. What is their story? How does it become part of our own? In A Little Book for New Historians veteran historian Robert Tracy McKenzie offers a concise, clear, and beautifully written introduction to the study of history. In addition to making a case for the discipline in our pragmatic, "present-tense" culture, McKenzie lays out necessary skills, methods, and attitudes for historians in training. Loaded with concrete examples and insightful principles, this primer shows how the study of history, faithfully pursued, can shape your heart as well as your mind.
A Little Book for New Philosophers: Why and How to Study Philosophy (Little Books)
by Paul CopanA Little Book for New Philosophers
A Little Book for New Preachers: Why and How to Study Homiletics (Little Books)
by Matthew D. KimOne of the central tasks of pastoral ministry is preaching the Word of God.
A Little Book for New Scientists: Why and How to Study Science (Little Books)
by Josh A. Reeves Steve DonaldsonMany young Christians interested in the sciences have felt torn between two options: remaining faithful to Christ or studying science. Heated debates over the past century have created the impression that we have to choose between one or the other. The result has been a crisis of faith for many students. Josh Reeves and Steve Donaldson present a concise introduction to the study of science that explains why scientists in every age have found science congenial to their faith and how Christians in the sciences can bridge the gap between science and Christian belief and practice. If Christians are to have a beneficial dialogue with science, it will be guided by those who understand science from the inside. Consequently, this book provides both advice and encouragement for Christians entering or engaged in scientific careers because their presence in science is a vital component of the church's witness in the world.
A Little Book for New Theologians: Why and How to Study Theology (Little Books)
by Kelly M. KapicA Little Exercise for Young Theologians
A Little Book of Japanese Contentments: Ikigai, Forest Bathing, Wabi-sabi, and More
by Erin Niimi LonghurstDiscover the Japanese philosophies for living a happier, more balanced life in this beautifully illustrated guide.With the longest healthy life spans in the world, Japanese people understand the art of living well. This beautiful book distills traditional Japanese philosophies intrinsic to the culture of wellbeing and provides easy-to-follow exercises for those who want to incorporate these ideas into their daily lives. With sections on kokoro (heart and mind) and karada (body), plus a guide on how to form and nurture good habits, the book includes entries on ikigai (living with purpose), wabi-sabi (the beauty of imperfection and impermanence), shinrinyoku (forest bathing), ikebana (the art of flower arranging), and much more. Richly illustrated, A Little Book of Japanese Contentments is a warm invitation to cultivate contentment in everyday life.
A Little Book of Love: Heart Advice on Bringing Happiness to Ourselves and Our World
by Moh HardinIn the Buddhist tradition, love is not just a feeling but a way of being present with ourselves and others. This book offers practical advice on how to cultivate love, how to deepen it, and how to let it flower in our lives.We may feel great love for our partners, our children, and our friends, but how do we put that love into action so that others are nurtured by it? And what about loving ourselves? How can we develop greater self-acceptance and self-compassion? Meditation teacher Moh Hardin offers key insights and practices from the Buddhist tradition for deepening our relationships and finding true fulfillment in our lives.Topics include: * Simple Buddhist practices for awakening the heart * How and why to become your own best friend * Finding freedom from destructive patterns in relationships * Listening and speaking with love * Loving and letting goHardin ultimately introduces the inspiring idea of becoming a "bodhisattva warrior," a person who commits to living open-heartedly and working to ease the suffering of the world. Written with unusual clarity, simplicity, and warmth, this little book contains a wealth of wisdom and guidance that could change your life.
A Little Book on the Christian Life
by John CalvinDr. Aaron Denlinger and Burk Parsons capture Calvin’s biblical faithfulness, theological integrity, and pastor’s heart. This is a book for every Christian to pick up, read, and apply.
A Little Exercise for Young Theologians
by Helmut ThielickeSince it first appeared in English translation in 1962, A Little Exercise for Young Theologians has achieved classic status. In thirteen concise reflections Helmut Thielicke offers wise counsel on the difficulties—and vital importance—of maintaining one's spiritual health in the course of academic theological study. Thousands of beginning theological students over the years have had the opportunity to eavesdrop, as it were, on a practical theology seminar by one of the twentieth century's leading Christian thinkers. More experienced pastors and theologians have also returned to this volume again and again for the valuable insights that Thielicke brings to bear on their vocation.
A Little Exercise for Young Theologians
by Helmut ThielickeSince it first appeared in English translation in 1962, A Little Exercise for Young Theologians has achieved classic status. In thirteen concise reflections Helmut Thielicke offers wise counsel on the difficulties—and vital importance—of maintaining one's spiritual health in the course of academic theological study. Thousands of beginning theological students over the years have had the opportunity to eavesdrop, as it were, on a practical theology seminar by one of the twentieth century's leading Christian thinkers. More experienced pastors and theologians have also returned to this volume again and again for the valuable insights that Thielicke brings to bear on their vocation.
A Little Guide to Christian Spirituality
by Glen G. ScorgieAs interest in spirituality grows, people need a reliable field guide to distinctly Christian spirituality. This is about living all of live before God, and by his Spirit, in a way that encompasses relationship (Christ with us), transformation (Christ in us), and vocation (Christ through us).
A Little Handbook for Preachers: Ten Practical Ways to a Better Sermon by Sunday
by Mark Labberton Mary S. HulstA Little Handbook for Preachers