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Eric Gaudion has fought a long battle with illness: Over 100 hospital admissions, many operations, near-death encounters, the trauma of transplant surgery and the expectation of death. Eric writes of his struggle to come to terms with his faith and his condition.

When Robin Thomson and his wife Shoko were told she had Alzheimer¿s, they had no clue what lay ahead. As the disease gradually took over their lives, Robin watched as his adventurous and independent wife slowly seemed to disappear. Yet Shokös love was constant and Robin found himself invited into a deeply spiritual journey with his wife.

Laying Ghosts in Mugabes Zimbabwe.

Debut novel from a bestselling writer.

Hugh Stowell Brown Preacher Activist Friend of the Poor.

My Familys Experience of Seeking Asylum in the West. The story of a refugee family in The Netherlands, demonstrating what it is really like to be a refugee from a family which has walked that road.

Being Good News in Everyday Life.

Are We Brave Enough?'' asks Christians to consider doing five things that could change the landscape of local church communities, and help Christians become more effective in transforming the world. With many churches locked into congregational models and brand building, ''Are We Brave Enough?'' asks Christians to consider doing 5 things that could change the landscape of local church communities, and help Christians become more effective in transforming the world. With personal stories about the challenges of working with congregational and institutional church leaders, this book champions the perseverance needed to see God''s Kingdom come in a city, and looks at how church groups can either support or hinder the process.

Every year, thousands of people are released from prison and back into the community. Many of these are believers in Christ, just like you and me. So how can we, the Church, support these brothers and sisters as they seek to transition back into society? How can we help them move forward with their faith? What unique factors do we need to be aware of and what precautions should we take? With extensive experience in the field, the author gives profound insights into the very real difficulties released prisoners both face and present, all the while offering genuine hope. Working with Released Prisoners will encourage Christians from all backgrounds to question their own preconceptions about those coming out of prison and show them how they can make a difference to the lives of these precious sons and daughters of God.

Heidi BaumgartnerΓÇÖs ΓÇÿJesus momentΓÇÖ came when she received the gift of salvation and instant freedom from an addictive relationship ΓÇô a dramatic encounter with grace that perfectly prepared her to take GodΓÇÖs love to the women of SohoΓÇÖs red-light district. In Love Beyond, Heidi records her relationship with these women, how she first met them and for a time even lived on the third floor of a brothel. She recounts SohoΓÇÖs many vices and sorrows, but also the incredible ways Jesus has intervened to reveal His unconditional love in the lives of the stigmatised and abused. To continually ΓÇÿlove beyondΓÇÖ in this challenging and sometimes dangerous environment, Jesus has taught Heidi to pray, worship and trust in a way few do. The spiritual insights and testimonies of GodΓÇÖs faithfulness she shares will inspire you to love beyond wherever He has called you.

When we come together to eat, we discover our shared humanity and find our spiritual as well as our physical need can be met. From a BAFTA award winning writer to a former Hindu priest, and from a poetic school-girl to a celebrity chef, Simply Eat is an inspirational collection of stories and recipes celebrating the power of food and faith.

Will I be `raptured`? Will there be an `antichrist`? What might heaven be like? And did someone mention a ‘Millennium’?? In A Guide to the End of the World, Pete Lowman skilfully tackles all these questions and more! Guiding us through the Biblical end-time prophecies, he reflects on how these glorious, terrifying and perplexing visions might find fulfilment in our post-modern world. Differing views on key Scriptures are presented, together with concise and accessible analyses of Revelation and Christ’s famous Matthew 24 discourse, leaving readers with a thorough grasp of the issues. Steeped in Scripture and overflowing with heartfelt passion for God, A Guide to the End of the World will leave you more informed and more desirous of Jesus’ return, whatever you conclude…

God and science – you can’t really believe in both, right…? Or can you?? Is God Really Legit? asks the tough questions and gives you the info you need to decide. Do miracles happen? Is the earth 6,000 years old? What about the Big Bang? Who is God? And where? Is it creationism or evolution? Why Genesis 1? Is faith blind? What is ‘faith’ anyway? Delving into all these questions and more, Neil Laing puts both God and science under the microscope. Exploring literal approaches to the Bible and purely scientific views of the world, he reveals how each has misunderstood the nature of faith and their own limitations. Might it be that a correct understanding of one actually builds faith in the other? When it comes to belief in God, Neil shows that faith and science really do add up!

Motherless nineteen-year-old Ava has always believed brilliant botanist, Theo Gage to be her father. But when a chance discovery reveals she is not his daughter, her world falls apart. Determined to discover her true identity, Ava impetuously runs away and enlists the help of inexperienced private detective, Zavier Marshall. Pursued by shadowy figures, she takes on a new name and follows in her dead motherΓÇÖs footsteps to work at the mysterious Fun World Holiday Camp. Penniless and cut-off from everything sheΓÇÖs ever known, and trapped in a deadly game of cat and mouse with a ruthless criminal gang, will Ava survive in a world where sheΓÇÖs more valuable dead than alive? Will she discover the shocking truth behind her motherΓÇÖs death? And will she find her real father before itΓÇÖs too late?

Porn is everywhere but does it have a cost? Does Jesus offer something better? How can young men respond? Born out of the author''s own struggles, A Better Kind of Intimacy shares Jack''s testimony of being set free from porn addiction by Christ. Dispelling its stigma, he examines the cultural trends that can make porn in all its forms so hard to avoid and asks what the Bible has to say. Offering practical advice on dealing with porn and supporting others struggling with it, this is a perfect book to read as a small group or with an accountability partner. The insightful questions and challenging reflections at the end of each chapter will spur you on towards the life-giving intimacy that is found in Christ. A Better Kind of Intimacy is possible, and Jack shows why it is worth the fight!

Life springs up all around, but will the darkness overcome it? David Sourbook thought he''d been saved. He thought his problems were behind him. A new life had opened up before him, with a new lady friend, a new faith and a new circle of friends. But was it really that simple? Dark depths began to open up beneath his feet. Long-buried influences reached out to grab him. Long-forgotten hurts twisted his mind and his heart. Getting free wasn''t going to be anything like easy. And these new people, even his lady friend, were they really helping him, or blind to his actual needs? Was he stumbling towards the light or into the night?

Meet Becky Hudson. Loving wife to Dave, devoted mother to Jennifer (9), Adam (5) and Ellie (2) and queen of self-doubt. If only she tried harder, Becky reasons, she could be a proper Christian and mother! But is this the way it''s meant to be? As Becky''s diary records her daily fails, it also reveals how God meets and affirms her in the marvellous muddle that motherhood can be as she tries to balance faith, fears and family life!