Eric Lambert

The Twenty Thous

Australian War Classics

Chris McKinney

Are you ready to fight back against the cancel culture? Isn’t it about time for Christians to stop playing the victim? Stop whining. Stop playing defense. Stop living like the world, and start being different. Strong. Powerful. Set apart unto the Lord. God has called us to be holy. We are not called to be like the culture. Jesus has commissioned us to reach the culture for Him. But we can’t do that by looking, sounding, and acting just like the culture. While the culture has sought to cancel Christians and Christianity, the truth is that we should have canceled many things about the world’s culture a long time ago. We have to break the strongholds of culture’s influence over us as a holy people. Bishop Eric Lambert is a Senior Pastor, a Presiding Bishop, and host of the Christian television show Climbing Higher. In Cancel the Culture, Bishop Lambert will exhort you with a different challenge for every month of the year: · Be different on social media · Pull away from the spirit of materialism · Rid yourself of the influence of pornographic material · Get free of the deceptive trap of the world’s entertainment · Pursue unity over division · Protect yourself and loved ones from dark forces in online gaming · Avoid the pitfalls of secular education · Overcome the largely ignored sin of gluttony · Understand and pursue true holiness · Stop idolizing Christian leaders · Move past treating church like a social club · Make sure you aren’t substituting religion for a relationship with the One True God We are not going to reach the culture if we are living just like them. We have to be different to make a difference! Are you ready to take the challenge?

Securing Our Identity as Christians

Cancel the Culture

THE JUNGLES OF NEW GUINEA: WORLD WAR II. They are the veterans of the North African desert campaign, home for three weeks' leave after three long years at war – time to find the brothels, the black markets, the racketeers and the dollar-happy Yank servicemen. When a faceless madman in the War Office throws them into the shell-torn beaches, mountain trails and steaming jungles of New Guinea, they become creatures of the mud;walking skeletons racked with malaria. There are thousands of them. In the throes of battle, black clouds billow about the destroyers in the distance, piercing the darkness with savage explosions. In a merciless system of mutual slaughter, they must draw on every last ounce of their strength for a chance of survival against the raging fires of war, the endless jungle and the brutal enemy that lies within it.

The Veterans

MacDougal's Farm

Juanjo Guarnido

Éric Stalner

Pierre Boisserie

Quand passé, présent et futur ne forment plus qu'un seul espace-temps d'aventure. L'univers de Voyageur est composé de trois cycles se déroulant à différentes époques et axés autour d'un même personnage qui a la faculté de se téléporter dans l'espace et le temps. Les séries suivent ses déplacements et son évolution au fil de ses sauts quantiques, dont les effets se répercutent d'un album à l’autre... Le Voyageur a cette fois atterri dans le Paris du XVIIe siècle. Impuissant, incapable de retrouver les siens ou de retourner dans le futur, il attend. Il apprend le maniement de l'épée auprès de maître Florès. Celui-ci l'informe qu’il existe une femme qui a elle aussi une cicatrice en forme de V sur le front et les yeux vairons... Voici le troisième opus de l'intrigante et virtuose tétralogie du Voyageur-Passé, dessiné par Éric Lambert, déjà complice de Boisserie et Stalner sur Flor de Luna.

Voyageur - Passé - Tome 03

Eric Lambert

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