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Nick Vujicic: ‘Life Without Limits’

Tuesday, 26 October 2010 11:16 AM EDT Christine D. Johnson Newsletters - The Buzz

nick Twenty-seven-year-old Nick Vujicic was born with no arms and no legs, and yet he has learned what it means to have a “ridiculously good life.”

“I’m officially disabled, but I’m truly enabled because of my lack of limbs,” Vujicic writes in Life Without Limits: Inspiration for a Ridiculously Good Life.

Attributing this positive attitude in spite of his physical limitations to his “beautiful God,” he learned that “there’s a greater purpose for all things.” Still, it took this son of an Australian preacher a while to get to that positive stance. From 8 years old, “feeling like there was no hope and feeling like I was becoming just a burden to my parents and not believing that I’d become self-sufficient, employed, married, have a family,” Vujicic decided it would be better if he would “just disappear.”

Surprised by Worship

Tuesday, 26 October 2010 11:15 AM EDT Leigh DeVore Newsletters - The Buzz

surprised Travis Cottrell | Zondervan

Worship leader Travis Cottrell’s new book will encourage people to look beyond their circumstances and remember that God is present no matter what is happening in their lives. To listen to the podcast with The Buzz’s Leigh DeVore and Cottrell discussing his new release, Surprised by Worship, click below.

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The Least Among You

Tuesday, 26 October 2010 11:14 AM EDT Newsletters - The Buzz

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Lionsgate | Starring Louis Gossett Jr., Lauren Holly, William Devane, Cedric Sanders

The Least Among You, based on real-life events, is a story about discrimination, perseverance, courage and faith.

During the 1965 Watts riots in Los Angeles, Richard Kelly (Cedric Sanders) was falsely arrested. He was ordered to serve probation at an all-white seminary, where he daily faced ridicule, racism and abuse. Just when he felt like giving up, he met an unlikely mentor who motivated him to keep going.

The Mayan Apocalypse

Monday, 25 October 2010 03:58 PM EDT Newsletters - The Buzz

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Mark Hitchcock and Alton Gansky | Harvest House Publishers

Following his best-seller 2012: The Bible and the End of the World, Mark Hitchcock teamed with best-selling author Alton Ganksy to create a suspenseful tale about the earth's projected expiration date: Dec. 21, 2012.

Andrew Morgan, a wealthy oil executive, is searching for the meaning of life. While on his quest for answers, he finds ancient Mayan predictions that the world will end in 2012. The claims seem to be supported by math and astronomy, so Morgan is determined to explore the findings. During his research, Morgan meets Lisa Campbell, a journalist also studying the Mayan calendar. But when he learns that Lisa is a Christian, he considers her opinions to be invalid.

As the expiration date draws closer, fears escalate after a meteorite hits Arizona, a volcano erupts and an asteroid seems to be on a collision course with Earth. Can anyone really know if this is the apocalypse? Does Lisa's faith have the answers after all? Will anyone survive?

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Samuel Learns to Yell and Tell

Friday, 22 October 2010 08:00 AM EDT Newsletters - The Buzz

Debi Pearl | No Greater Joy Ministries

It's not an easy task to teach children about sexual predators, but it's a job every parent must tackle. Debi Pearl offers a valuable tool that can help parents teach their children to "yell and tell" if they are in trouble. The simple story is written in musical rhyme, making the safety principle easy for children to learn and remember.

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