Now in its third edition, What is the Bible? is a helpful and reliable guide for people of all ages and shades of religious opinion, whether reading the Bible as part of formal studies or purely for personal interest. It describes how different parts of Scripture came to be written; it helps readers... (more)

Ruth Haley Barton follows the life of Moses, looking at how his experiences of solitude before God gave him the vision that shaped his ministry and leadership. This book provides contemporary leaders with a picture of how solitude sustains us as people and gives us credibility to lead.

The daily discipline of prayer is often a challenging one for us who live busy, distracted lives. The One Year Book of Daily Prayer is a convenient and easy way to develop a refreshing habit of prayer. In this book, there is a prayer for each day that is taken from God's Word itself. You'll find pra... (more)

Barton takes readers into an understanding of seven key spiritual disciplines and practical ideas for incorporating them into daily life.

John Harper arrives in Roswell to settle his Uncle Douglas's estate and finds he is not welcome. His name brings fear and loathing to the townspeople. Yet, from his correspondence, his uncle lauded himself as a champion of the New Mexico Territory. Darcie Malone is certain her pain won't go away. Ho... (more)

Explores some of the beliefs Christians have which, while not in any creeds, actually guide their lives. All Christians are committed to certain 'credal' beliefs about God, Christ, the Holy Spirit, the Church, etc. But there are other beliefs that actually influence many people more which are not in... (more)

Winner of a Christianity Today 2005 Book Award! To seek to fill a book with words about moving beyond words into solitude and silence is a daunting task; it is laughable really, if one sees the irony in it all. I have found myself . . . drawn to the task and yet somehow strangely resistant. On the o... (more)