Issue publishedFebruary 2011
Author
Sue Atkinson
This book, along with the others in
the First Steps out of series, punches
above its weight. Covering some
really important and challenging topics,
the books manage to communicate a vast
amount of detailed information in a style
and presentation that is really accessible
and draws you in.
Issue publishedMay 2011
Author
Rob Bell
Has one of contemporary Christianity’s most popular writers really come out as a universalist?
Issue publishedFebruary 2011
Author
Beth Redman
Beth Redman’s latest book God
Knows My Name is her bravest yet.
The co-writer of ‘Blessed Be Your
Name’ talks in sometimes distressing
detail about her background and reveals
a traumatic past.
Issue publishedFebruary 2011
Author
Tim Chester
There is a cancer eating at the heart
of the Church – pornography. As
you would expect from Tim Chester,
Captured by a Better Vision represents a
thorough and solidly biblical approach to
the issue.
Issue publishedFebruary 2011
Author
John Coles
In Learning to Heal, John Coles, a
leader in the New Wine network, looks
at the basis on which we exercise a
healing ministry; how the ministry might be
released; specific types of healing prayer and
‘arenas of ministry’.
Issue publishedFebruary 2011
Author
Roy Godwin and Dave Roberts
Roy Godwin and Dave Roberts have
written a remarkable book about the
outpouring of the Holy Spirit going
on at Ffald-y-Brenin in south-west Wales.
Issue publishedFebruary 2011
Author
Jonny Baker
Jonny Baker is visionary and a
thoroughly modern person. He has
written an intriguing book with much
to recommend it.
Issue publishedFebruary 2011
Author
John Butterworth
Life in Communist Albania was
pretty much as grim as it can get.
Atheism was in full flow and the
Party had control of everything.
Issue publishedFebruary 2011
Author
John Riches
This is a rather interesting little book.
However it is somewhat let down
by taking a crucial subject and
writing about it in such a dull way.
Issue publishedFebruary 2011
Author
Faith and Roger Forster
The battle lines are being drawn
between complementarians and
egalitarians and it has sadly
become the new Shibboleth dividing
evangelicals.
Issue publishedJanuary 2011
Author
Philip Yancey
While some take a philosophical
battle to the new atheists, Philip
Yancey prefers to road test God
in the real world’s most rugged terrain.
Issue publishedJanuary 2011
Author
Francis Chan
Can you unravel the concept of
the ‘fear of God’ in 15 minutes?
Francis Chan attempts to do
so in this impressively produced,
contemporary short film, which is
designed to be used in a small group
setting.
Issue publishedJanuary 2011
Author
Wendy Bray
If you have ever wanted to know
what to give to a recently bereaved
person, then look no further.
Issue publishedJanuary 2011
Author
Martin Goldsmith
‘Relaxed’ is how I would describe
this latest book from Martin
Goldsmith; the opposite to how
many of us feel when we consider talking to
Muslims about our faith.
I remember reading Fresh a few years
ago and thinking, ‘Finally, a biblical,
accessible resource for students.’
Issue publishedJanuary 2011
Author
Dave Bookless
I do recommend God Doesn’t Do Waste,
but not for the reasons that you might
expect given the title or cover. This is
a deeply personal book about one man’s
determination to be faithful to God in
our 21st century world.
Issue publishedJanuary 2011
Author
JI Packer & Gary A Parrett
Widespread ignorance about
essential doctrine is the reason
why many believers are in danger
of drifting away – so say JI Packer and Gary
A Parrett in Grounded in the Gospel.
Issue publishedJanuary 2011
Author
Eleanor Margesson and Sue McGowan
There is a hidden epidemic of
infertility, and the impact on families
and the faith of those affected is
seismic. Caring, biblical and wise counsel
from those who have been there and found
a vein of peace is always welcome.
Issue publishedJanuary 2011
Author
Michael J Klassen
This is a book that has needed to be
written. Michael J Klassen wrote it
‘for people like me’ who have been
wounded within the charismatic movement,
and who need answers about what was bad
– as well as what was good – about their
experience.
Issue publishedDecember 2010
Author
Maggi Dawn
If you are looking for a well-written,
thought-provoking Christian book
then look no further.