This insightful and riveting account of Yorkshire-born evangelist Smith Wigglesworth, who famously depended on the Holy Spirit, will inspire you to live a life committed to God.

Josh McDowell and Don Stewart provide clear and persuasive answers to 65 difficult questions sceptics often ask of the Christian faith. Answers to Tough Questions will strengthen the faith of thebeliever and help to answer the inquiries of the sceptic.

God Dreams explores how God communicates with us in visual ways and provides practical tools to interpret symbols and picture-language to help us hear God's voice more clearly through our dreams.

God's most common way of speaking in biblical history is through dreams and visions. But today many of us are more likely to dismiss our visionary experiences as the product of a spicy meal rather than a potential message from God. But could we be missing out on the voice we so long to hear?

Global director of God Conversations Rev Dr Tania Harris unpacks the mysterious world of dreams and visions. Drawing on her ministry experience, theological research and the Revelation experiences of the early church, God Dreams will teach you about the nature of dream-visions, where they come from and how to interpret their symbolic and sometimes confusing language. You will learn that God is a masterful communicator and that a picture truly can paint a thousand words.

Using a practical 5-point framework, God Dreams provides a biblical basis to help you interpret dreams and visions and follow Jesus more closely.

God Dreams will help you:

• Discover the biblical basis of God speaking in dreams and visions
• Understand the difference between natural dreams and God-dreams
• Interpret your dreams using an easy to remember 5-point framework
• Become more attuned to the voice of God in your life
• Follow God more closely

Presents compelling evidence which proves the resurrection beyond reasonable doubt.

If Jesus Christ didn't rise from the dead, Christianity is worthless! Can the resurrection be proved beyond any reasonable doubt?

Josh McDowell has extensively researched the historical evidence concerning the resurrection. Here in his comprehensive study you will discover:

* What authenticates the truth of any historical event
* The extreme security precautions taken at the tomb of Jesus of Nazareth
* How to answer the theories advanced by sceptics to explain the empty tomb
* The incredible implications of the resurrection to life today

Discover the inspirational story of five young missionaries and be challenged to trust your whole life to God, whatever the circumstances.

A thirty day devotional look at 'Mary's diary' with thought provoking points, prayers and questions to help explore this much-loved story in a new way.

What must it have been like to be Mary, from her teenage encounter with an angel, to the awesomeness of realizing her crucified son is alive again?

Emily Owen explores these questions through Mary's 'diary', sharing in her trials, her excitements, her challenges, fears and joys. Each chapter begins with a 'diary extract' from Mary's life, which is then beautifully unpacked with a meditation to encourage you to reflect on how that applies today. Each meditation is encouraging yet challenging, and helpful for personal growth.

Join Mary on a devotional journey to see the biblical story from a fresh perspective.

Content Benefits: This thirty day devotional look at 'Mary's diary' with thought provoking points, prayers and questions, will help you explore this much-loved story in a new way.

• Looks at the Biblical story of Mary with fresh eyes and a new perspective
• Allows readers to immerse themselves in the Bible through the eyes of a biblical character
• A diary style entry from Mary introduces the theme for each biblical meditation
• Encourages us to see how God works through his people
• Weaves together Biblical teaching, reflections and prayers
• A daily reading resource over one month
• Perfect for quiet times
• Ideal for anyone who wants a fresh approach to devotional reading
• Perfect for anyone who wants to dig deeper into the Bible

In Know Your Bible, Dr W Graham Scroggie breaks down God's Word, section by section. An invaluable reference guide for preachers, Know Your Bible will also help all readers of the Bible to understand how the Bible is constructed.

This book addresses the universal theological dimension of reconciliation in the context of the Israeli Messianic Jewish and Palestinian Christian divide.

Palestinian Christians and Israeli Messianic Jews share a belief in Jesus as the son of God and Messiah. Often, though, that is all they have in common. This remarkable book, written in collaboration by a local Palestinian Christian and an Israeli Messianic Jew, seeks to bridge this gap by addressing head on, divisive theological issues (as well as their political implications) such as land, covenant, prophecy and eschatology which separate their two communities.

The struggle for reconciliation is painful and often extremely difficult for all of us. This unique work seeks to show a way forward.

Three books in one!

Methods and advice to help you study and apply the Bible in this Alan Stibbs Trilogy, that includes three of his books: Understanding God's Word, Expounding God's Word and Obeying God's Word.

Understanding God's Word: A clear and thoughtful book giving guidance and practical suggestions to help to discover firstly what Scripture actually says - and secondly what it means.

Expounding God's Word: This draws out the central principles and methods of biblical exposition, with plenty of practical illustrations and examples. It will help all those leading Bible studies, teaching or preaching to get God's message across in a relevant and easily understandable way.

Obeying God's Word: 'The Word of God has a practical authority, which determines what we believe, what we teach, and how we act.' If you believe God meant His Word to be read with all your mind, but also all your heart and your soul, this is the book for you.

This is a brief and accessible examination of the ethics of evangelism in a post-Christian culture. Thiessen discusses the immoral practices and attitudes that are sometimes associated with evangelism and then turns his insightful attention to a better way of approaching the subject.

Should we try to bring people to Christ or not? In a multi-cultural world evangelism is often under attack, with those seeking to evangelise sometimes being branded arrogant, ignorant, hypocritical and meddlesome. Against such a backdrop this unique book asks what sort of evangelism is ethical in a liberal, post-Christian society.

Read this fascinating biography of Eric Liddell and discover the man behind the Olympic gold medal and Chariots of Fire.

To pursue the matter of revelation in context, I will address an exceedingly difficult text in the Old Testament, Joshua 11. The reason for taking up this text is to deal with the often asked and troublesome question: What shall we do with all the violence and bloody war that is done in the Old Testament in the name of Yahweh? The question reflects a sense that these texts of violence are at least an embarrassment, are morally repulsive, and are theologically problematic in the Bible, not because they are violent, but because this is violence either in the name of or at the hand of Yahweh. -from chapter 2




'Like Jacob wrestling with the man all night, Walter Brueggemann struggles with texts of divine violence and wrings from them a blessing. He draws together materialist and literary approaches to discover God's violence subtly and indirectly employed on behalf of the dominated against dominators. The book is a brilliant primer in persuasive, open-ended theological interpretation. It will help pastors, students and anyone who would like to join the hot debate about violence and the God of the Bible.'
Kathleen M Connor, William Marcellus McPheeters Professor of Old Testament Theology, Columbia Theological Seminary

The unique value of these theological essays written by Swami Abhishiktananda between 1952 and 1973 lies in the fact that they are based on his dual spiritual experience, Christian and Advaitic, and reflect the synthesis constantly sought by the author but never found.These essay- now available in English for the first time-offer a new and unique insight into the development of Swami Abhishiktananda's theological thought.They were not only the outcome of his spiritual experience but also of his past religious conditioning.

Girl Wise: A guide to being you offers encouragement and advice to girls approaching their teens on a range of subjects including: Discovering your own unique gifts and talents, Self-esteem, Creating your own personal space, Feelings, and how to cope with negative ones

This book begins with the story of a young truth seeker (the author) whose life radially transformed after a spiritual encounter with Jesus Christ at the age of 24.This led him to many years of intense studies and critical thinking, trying to understand life and the world.In this book,Who is Wise Enough to Understand This? the author embarks on a philosophical journey from a skeptical standpoint to discover a system of truth that is not based on personal opinion but rather on verifiable facts and that can also bear the weight of all the questions and problems that human being face.

This inspirational story of faith in adversity will help you to see how God is always with us and will encourage you to trust in him.

Helen Behrane's remarkable story will challenge you to embrace your religious freedom by living more boldly in faith and will open your eyes to the suffering of persecuted Christians around the world today.

In this hilarious book, Adrian Plass brilliantly skewers the cliches and jargon of church culture. Subversive, laugh-out-loud fun!

What are the two most important things in the universe? Bacon sandwiches and salvation, according to Adrian Plass.

In this book, he combines one-line definitions with more thoughtful pieces, producing a volume that will make you laugh, cry and reflect. Despite the fact that someone once offered him five million pounds never to write another word for publication (one hilarious story recounted here) this is a glorious book. Vintage Plass...

Doubt: more or less frequent visitor who should be allowed in when he knocks at the door and sat firmly down in a corner. As long as he is neither fed nor entertained he will usually get bored after a while and go away.

Ineffable: (1) cannot be expressed in words (2) cannot be sworn at.

Oblivion: nothing to worry about.

Go in peace: (1) injunction to the congregation at the end of communion (2) something that is only possible for those blessed with an en-suite bathroom and toilet.

Pillar of the church: big thick thing that holds everything up and restricts vision.

Adrian Plass works through the alphabet, combining one-line definitions with more thoughtful pieces - a laugh-out-loud book on Christians and Christian culture.

The Title, The Water of the Drop, inspired by the metaphor of the 'drop of water ' that the author often used, aims to convey the essence of the book, which traces not so much the events of Panikkar's life (which are barely mentioned herein ) as the path that led to the discovery of himself as 'water'.