Have you ever stopped to think about how you will be remembered after you're gone? Will it be as a loving wife, a nurturing mother, a faithful Christian, a loyal friend? Just as King David of the Old Testament is remembered as a "man after God's own heart," in this women's Bible study presented by Elizabeth George, you'll learn how to become "A Woman After God's Own Heart" by discovering balance and fulfillment in every area of your life.
After viewing the 30-minute introductory video lesson the first week, participating women will complete five personal "A Woman After God's Own Heart" Bible studies during the following week, then return to the next group meeting to discuss the passage. The discussion is then followed by the second video lesson in which Elizabeth George teaches on the previous week's passage.

Sessions include:
Introduction- A HEART FOR GOD'S WORD
Week 1- A HEART FOR BLESSING IN PRAYER
Week 2- A HEART FOR PASSION IN PRAYER
Week 3- A HEART FOR DISCIPLINE
Week 4- A HEART FOR YOUR HUSBAND
Week 5- A HEART FOR YOUR CHILDREN
Week 6- A HEART FOR YOUR HOME
Week 7- A HEART FOR SPIRITUAL GROWTH
Week 8- A HEART FOR SERVICE
Week 9- BECOMING A WOMAN AFTER GOD'S OWN HEART

***Also available in CD-Rom format***

Based on a short story "The People With the Roses" by Max Lucado, this is timeless love story set in the 1940s about divergent paths, choices, and meeting of hearts and ideals.

What is the biblical position on dating? Is dating an okay thing for Christian to do or not? Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend think that avoiding dating isn't the way to cure the problems encountered in dating. This curriculum designed to help singles of all ages learn to date well. It boldly addresses issues such as whom to date, what boundaries to set and maintain, and how to solve dating problems.
Ten sessions are:
1. Why boundaries in dating?
2. Requiring and embodying truth
3. Taking God on a date
4. Setting boundaries on aloneness and on the past
5 & 6. Whom should I be dating? Part 1 & 2.
7 & 8. Solving dating problems when you're part of the problem Part 1 & 2.
9. Solving problems when your date is the problem
10. Appropriate physical limits - and a few closing words.
There are 2 video segments (6min/ea) showing in each session. Each session designed for 50-55min.
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Trillin reads four of his favorite essays. Ethics, communication and relationships are among the topics examined. In his insightful fashion, Trillin makes us laugh until we cry about some common American notions of success.

What does it mean to be human, to be alive on planet Earth in the midst of the vast universe as it is now understood? Hosted by cosmologist Brian Swimme, this 12-part video series takes us on an exhilarating journey in search of the new story that is developing in answer to this question. From the Milky Way to the Virgo Cluster of galaxies. Designed to be used as part of an academic curriculum, in small group study, or for individual enrichment.

This series is designed to help young people deal with some of the problems and questions that seem to continually arise in our lives. In the series, world class sports figures speak from personal experience about life and how they deal with it. Two topics in each video.
Topic 1. Peer Pressure: Who you gonna listen to? (30min) Hosted by Neil Lomas, NFL quarterback. Neil Lomas talks about the fact that we all feel peer pressure someplace in our lives. He mentions the influence of commercials, positvie and negative peer pressure, and strong personalities.
Topic 2. Excellence: The best you can be. (30min) Hosted by Orel Hershiser, L.A Dodger pitcher. Often we tend to try only hard enough to get by, not to excel or do the best we can. Orel Hershiser and other athletes talk about doing the best they can do. Hershiser uses the example of learning to pitch, setting goals, practicing, and becoming the best you can. He emphasizes the importance of goal set and striving for your personal best on and off the playing field.

Topic 3. Disappointment: When you're feeling the pain. (30min) Hosted by Freddie spencer, Motorcyclist on the worldwide pro racing circuit. He helps teenagers handle the pain of personal tragedy, loss of a loved one and divorced parents, among other difficulties in life.
Topic 4. Relationships: Gotta Lean on each other. (30min) Hosted by Cheryl Miller, a member of the 1984 Olympic Gold Medal winning U.S. women's basketball team. She shares important insights into the meaning of loyalty and commitment to friends, family and God.

This is tape 5 of 12 in "Canticle to the Cosmos" series. The universe has a violent as well as a harmonious aspect, but it is consistently creative in the larger arc of its development.

Based on Barry Targan's touching short story, this involving family drama asks probing questions about the true meaning of love and sacrifice. Struggling businessman Charlie Goodman invests his hopes for the future in his son, Robert. When the young man becomes involved with a fringe religious group, throwing his future and his father's dreams into question, Goodman must decide just how far he will go to save the most important person in his life.

It teaches a surprising truth about creativity. The host, photojournalist Dewitt Jones, inspires and encourages to apply his simple, yet powerful creativity techniques to all of your everyday challenges.
Includes CD that contains powerpoint presentation and video transcript.