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Yes, It Matters proves that our that our clothing style and selection choices matter as God's children. It does so by furnishing the reader a reasoned explanation of dress standards and the principles that lie beneath them. In the process, this work will help you formulate practical clothing choices in a biblical framework. How we look is not isolated from our spirituality. Our appearance alone does not make us spiritual, but neither is our spirituality divorced from it. Yes, our appearance matters. To God and to others. Tom Brennan is the pastor of the Bible Baptist Church in Dubuque, Iowa. His twenty-five years of pastoral experience also include planting a rural church in Pennsylvania and revitalizing an inner-city church in Chicago. Brennan's Pen, his writing ministry birthed in 2014, includes a Quote List with daily emails for pastors, Brennan's Pulpit, which emails his audio sermons to all who are interested, Concerning Jesus, his weekly blog, and five books to this point. He and his lovely wife, Mandy, have three children. He is a domesticated creature, happiest at Saint's Rest, his home, with a cup of tea and a stack of books to hand. Failing that, he can often be found hiking one of the many beautiful trails around Dubuque, nursing some piece of meat on the smoker, or pounding away furiously on his laptop within a few feet of his fireplace.

Seinfeld is the quintessential modern sitcom, just as groundbreaking and relevant today as when it first aired. This fun trivia game and book set are perfect for both long-time fans and new viewers just discovering Jerry, Elaine, George, and- Kramer.

North Country Detective is the life story of George Tallent, an Alaska Native, man who becomes an Alaska State Trooper and his best friend, Rick Albert a man born on the same day who moves from the East Coast to spend his life on nation's northern frontier.

Life is a series of transitions. From child, to teen, to adult. From newlywed, to parent, to grandparent. From apprentice, to laborer, to retirement. In these scenarios, knowing the inevitability of change we make preparation. The ministry should be no different. Should the return of Christ tarry, every church will ultimately have a different pastor than the one who now leads the flock. Some of those changes will occur because of calling, some because of health, some because of death, and others will change because of sin. Regardless of the cause behind the change, every church and pastor should prepare for that day. Next: A Manual for Pastoral Transitions is an invaluable resource for making those preparations. Written by a man who has experienced such transitions as a child in the home of a pastor, as well as being in the position of pastor himself, this book is filled with practical and helpful insights for navigating the troubling waters of change. With chapters for the departing pastor, the pastoral candidate, the successor in waiting, and the pulpit committee, this book helps provide a roadmap through every facet of transition. While you may not agree with every opinion expressed by the author, there is more than enough practical advice to make this book an essential part of every preacher's library and a valuable tool for every deacon board and pulpit committee. - Craig Burcham, Chairman of the Bible Department Golden State Baptist College, Santa Clara, California