Bøger af David Bradshaw

What if the presence of God became so real in people’s hearts that it revived the church and ushered in the next Jesus Movement?   From the Upper Room in Jerusalem to the Moravian community in Germany, God’s personal presence always changes everything. Awaken the Dawn chronicles the story of a movement of day-and-night worship, prayer, creativity, and mission that is impacting America and the nations by bringing the presence of God into our cities and campuses. This story is part of the same movement David pioneered when he served as the greatest king in Israel’s history and that the Book of Acts chronicles as God’s presence filled communities.   It’s time for a generation to find their voice in the symphony of creative worship, prayer, and gospel proclamation that God is orchestrating. Jesus’ way of changing the world is surprising and exhilarating and is certainly the opposite of the systems of the world. This book will help you find your part in Jesus’ plan by discussing: What God’s presence is and how it changes our heartsIncredible stories of God’s activity in the nation and what He is saying through themGod’s values and how He brings transformation and mercyWhy Jesus is central to all that the Holy Spirit is doingThis book will equip you to be a part of Jesus’ astounding storyline for a great spiritual awakening.  It will give you hope and keys on how God is unfolding his mission of mercy and transformation and how you can be a part of it.

Newly published essays and letters, edited and introduced by David Bradshaw, showing Huxley's transformation from a scourge of the masses in the 1920s to their compassionate spokeman by the 1930s, and including writings on art and literature, and letters to H.L. Mencken and H.G. Wells.

A collection of Aldous Huxley's letters, essays from magazines, and broadcasts between the wars. They show how his contempt for mass society and his belief in the existence of a cultural elite gave way to a liberal humanism and a concern for the well-being of ordinary people.