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60% off Christmas-related Products (note:  this includes movies and gifts specifically Christmas-themed)

Music Albums $5 and Under  (one of my FAVORITE sections)

For those who loved the old NIV, CBD has been selling the NIV84 editions at great discounts!  If you don't find them here, look under the Bible category



Some favorites of mine


NIV Classic Men's Devotional Bible Hardcover 1984  $8.99

Old Scofield Study Bible Classic Edition, KJV, Bonded Leather black $17.99

Adventures in Odyssey Episodes 1-3 CD Set  $24.99
Adventues in Odyssey is a fabulous radio program for kids.  This set is like getting 3 of the sets for the price of one and a half.  The Jonah episode is one of my all-time favorites.  

Focus on the Family Parenting Collection - 5 CD's for only $5.99 total!  
Experts in their field, these Focus on the Family broadcast guests give advice on such topics as role modeling, how to determine your child's learning style, building faith through hymns and having a prepare-for-adolescence weekend getaway.

Hundred More Years by Francesca Battistelli  $5.00
FERVENT RECORDS / 2011 / COMPACT DISC

Something to Say CD  $5.00
By: Matthew West
CAPITOL CHRISTIAN MUSIC GROUP / 2008 / COMPACT DISC

The Berenstain Bears Say Their Prayers  paperback $3.99
more Berenstain Bears' books on the bottom of the webpage link

VeggieTales toys

Charles Ryrie  Study Bibles, Systematic Theology, books

some of his books have been eerily prescient.  Especially check out The Ezekiel Option (based on the prophecy in Ezekiel 38-39), the Last Jihad, the 12th Imam, and the Teheran Initiative (be aware that those books constitute a series)

The Bible Knowledge Commentary - 2 book set on whole Bible by Dallas Seminary faculty.  $49.99

The Wiersbe Bible Commentary, Unabridged: 2 Volumes with CD-ROM  $58.99

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