Books with title The lost sheep

Each little Bible story in the series is retold in about 500 words with bright and cheerful pictures. The full series comprises: From the Old Testament: God Makes the World 97800745968070, Noah and the Flood 9780745968087, Moses and the Princess 9780745968094, David and Goliath 9780745968100, Jonah and the Whale 9780745968117, Daniel and the Lions 9780745968124. From the New Testament The First Christmas 9780745968179, Jesus and the Fishermen 9780745968131, Jesus and the Prayer 9780745968162, Jesus and the Miracle 9780745968148, The Lost Sheep 9780745968186, The First Easter 9780745968155

Whit and Wisty explore the nature of power in James Patterson's final, explosive conclusion to the bestselling Witch & Wizard saga.Whit and Wisty Allgood have fought and defeated their world's most pernicious threats: the evil dictator, The One Who Is The One, as well as his wicked father and son. But just as the heroic witch and wizard start to settle into their new roles in governance, a deadly crime wave grips their city, with all signs pointing to a magical mastermind every bit as powerful and heartless as The One. Now the siblings find themselves persecuted as the city turns against all those who possess magic. They're questioning everything, including each other and their abilities. Can they confront the citizens' growing hostility and their own doubts in time to face the new enemy barreling toward their gates?

One in the second series of friendly books introducing very young children to important people and amazing miracles from the Bible. Each book focuses on only one treasured Bible story, helping children understand the lesson more fully. Brought to life with illustrations by Hannah Wood, illustrator of best-selling Christmas titles The Innkeeper, The Shepherds, and The Wise Men.Other titles: Zacchaeus, Jonah and Loaves and Fishes

Divine Routes is a series of short books explaining the Christian faith to pre-school and Key Stage 1 children. The series uses buses and their journeys on their bus routes to convey the biblical messages. The text is perfect for being read aloud and also easy to read for first readers. God is the Bus Controller in the stories, with Jesus the bus conductor. The buses are people, with children denoted by mini-buses. There are six routes, each donated by a colour; red, yellow, green, blue, orange and purple; these denote six of the routes we may take to know God, to the divine. Each route has a “driver” associated with the buses; this is the Holy Spirit.The Lost Sheep tells the story of an ordinary Tuesday in Divine. The Bus Controller waved all the buses off on their routes and then welcomed them all back in at the end of the day. But something is wrong. There’s one bus missing. Who hasn’t come home? The Bus Controller goes searching for the missing bus.This is the story of the lost sheep as told by Jesus about how we are all important to God. The parable of The Lost Sheep is in two books of the bible. In the gospel of Matthew at Matthew 18:12-14. And in the gospel of Luke at Luke 15:3-7.The current books in the Divine Routes Series are:1 – Jump Aboard the Bus2 – Good Samaritan3 – Lost Sheep4 – Prodigal Son5 – The Sower

The Lost SheepCaptain Danae Shepherd returns to Mars Station with her crew of the Ishmael, fully aware that she is walking straight into a trap. But Danae isn’t going to let a little thing like being wanted for murder keep her away, not when her ally Dr. Erik Sorensen is stuck in jail; and not when evidence is desperately needed to end police chief Acheron’s depraved side business of abducting homeless children and selling them as slaves.Danae’s nervous crew agrees to her daring plan, which is based more on luck than strategy, but her clairvoyant helmsman Marco Ting raises the level of tension with two chilling premonitions: the Captain’s plan will unravel once they reach Mars Station, putting all their lives in danger, and someone close to Lorina Murphy is going to die. The Lost Sheep is the second book in The Orphan Ship trilogy. Sterling R. Walker’s first novel, The Orphan Ship, was awarded a 2012 silver medal from Children’s Literary Classics.

Fans of Neil Gaiman's American Gods and Holly Black's The Curse Workers will embrace this Norse-mythology-infused USA in book one of Gods of New Asgard. Seventeen-year-old Soren Bearskin fears both the past and the future. His father, a famed berserker warrior, went to prison after killing thirteen innocent people during a mindless battle-frenzy. Berserking is in Soren's blood, too: constant fevers and insomnia promise the power will explode in him any day.He's terrified of himself. When Baldur — Odin's son and the god of light — vanishes, Odin offers a boon to any who bring him news of his son. Soren sees his chance to change his fate: with that boon, he could ask Odin to strip berserking out of him forever. Along with Astrid Glyn, a teen prophet who’s dreamed of Baldur’s location, Soren takes off on a road trip across the United States of Asgard in search of the lost god and a new future.“A moving and original romance.” – Publisher’s Weekly“Strong writing and an inventive recasting of mythological characters combine to create an evocative, romantic adventure.” – BCCB