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Condition: Good. Your purchase helps support Sri Lankan Children's Charity 'The Rainbow Centre'. Ex-library, so some stamps and wear, but in good overall condition. Our donations to The Rainbow Centre have helped provide an education and a safe haven to hundreds of children who live in appalling conditions.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Faithful Under Authority: Conscience, Obedience, and the Christian Life is a pastoral, theologically rich guide for Christians who want to honor God under imperfect governments, leaders, and systems without silencing their conscience or surrendering their freedom in Christ. What this book is about: Christians are not confused about obedience because Scripture is vague, but because obedience is costly in a fallen world where the same government may fund ambulances and abortions, build roads to church and underwrite what God forbids. Centered on Romans 13, this book argues that the passage is neither a charter for authoritarianism nor a permission slip for rebellion, but a call to ordered freedom under God's sovereign hand. It shows how submission, rightly understood, is a form of worship offered to God, not blind compliance to the state and not spiritual anarchy masquerading as courage.Who this book is for: Faithful Under Authority is written for believers who feel the knot in their stomach when they file taxes, sign workplace policies, or read headlines that collide with what God has clearly spoken. It speaks to the uneasy nurse in a public hospital, the seasoned tradesman grieved by what his nation has become, the civil servant whose badge bears the state's seal while her heart rests under the cross of Christ. Pastors, elders, deacons, and Christian leaders will also find in these pages a framework for teaching and shepherding consciences without either dulling them or crushing them.What you'll find inside: A careful, phrase-by-phrase walk through Romans 13 in the flow of the whole letter, showing how citizenship fits inside a life of gospel-shaped worship.Clear distinctions between ordinary submission, lawful appeal, and principled refusal when obedience to man would require disobedience to God.Rich portraits from Scripture-Joseph in Egypt, Daniel in Babylon, David under Saul, the early church under Rome-illustrating what it means to pay "to all what is owed" without bowing to idols.Pastoral guidance on taxes that fund evil, working in compromised institutions, honoring unworthy rulers, navigating political disagreement among Christians, and guarding against both idolatry of government and cynical contempt.Why it matters now: Modern believers live under governments that mix real good and real evil in the same budgets, laws, and institutions, and withdrawal or outrage alone cannot carry the weight of that tension. This book offers a steadier path: humble, intelligent submission to civil authority, ultimate allegiance to God, and a conscience tethered to Scripture rather than to fear, anger, or partisanship. Readers will come away equipped to live as citizens of heaven and earth at once-able to submit where they should, to refuse where they must, and to rest in the kingdom that cannot be shaken. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When a young dragon's fire answers faster than his choices, strength can look a lot like danger. Calder is not the biggest dragon in the keep, or the fiercest-but his fire is quick. It flares when he's startled, when things feel unfair, when careless humans push too hard. After a near-disaster in the training yard, Calder is given a rule that feels impossible: make space, take time, choose. and when you must speak, speak last. Under the steady eye of Sir Edrin, Calder begins a different kind of training. Instead of learning new ways to fight, he practices stopping. Holding a pebble instead of a grudge. Choosing rope instead of flame. Facing a frightened stablehand, a reckless boy, and a whole keep that would rather fear him than understand him. Each small choice asks the same question: Will you let your fire rule you, or will you learn to rule it? Set in a stone keep full of nervous guards, stubborn mules, and quietly brave kids, this illustrated novella continues the story begun in Xander: Book 1, exploring emotional regulation, impulse control, and courage in a way that resonates with both children and adults. Thoughtful black-and-white dragon illustrations capture Calder's most important moments-when he almost loses control, and when he doesn't. Perfect for: - Parents and caregivers looking for a powerful, non-preachy story about big feelings and self-control - Kids who love dragons, training yards, and character-driven fantasy - Classrooms, counseling settings, and read-aloud time with neurodivergent or strong-willed kids If your child has a quick temper, a fast mouth, or a heart that feels "too much," Calder's story will help them see their own fire as something they can guide-not something they have to fear. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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