Gender-based violence probably affects some of the women in your church and possibly in your small group. The Bible holds many stories of this kind of violence. This study will approach these accounts head on, because, while they are horrific, they are important for the Church to understand. Histori... (more)

Too often, women hold each other back, bad mouthing and making unflattering comparisons. Social media give extra opportunities for negative comment. Are we trapped in our own battles, or entertained by the wars of other women, to the detriment of our own freedom and well-being? What would happen, as... (more)

Struggling with doubts about faith? This book is an investigation into the workings of God's power on earth You'll find reasoned arguments for the possibility of the impossible

Life never turns out as we expected. But connecting honestly with the one we're really in can bring all sorts of consolation... I Thought There Would Be Cake explores - with the author's characteristic empathy and humour - some of the everyday issues we face, in order to help us think about how w... (more)

"Like most of us who want our lives to be more happy than sad, I have pondered the concept of joy. I have been prophesied over regarding joy and delighted in the idea of it. Not to compensate for a grumpy disposition, but because I genuinely want to be a joyful person!" Joy, as a fruit of the Holy ... (more)

Few books have had a greater impact in the cause of world evangelization than Robert Coleman's book.

Grounded in practice and real-life stories and surrounded by theory, erudition and wide reading, this is one of the best books I've read on discipleship. The examples come from all round the world, from different sources, from Fresh Expressions and traditional Christians, from elderly people and you... (more)

The Bible has had a profound influence on the diverse cultures of Europe and the British Isles, the Americas, Australia and Africa, and has even left an imprint on Asia. It is a book that has inspired the whole range of human emotion and experience, including some of the finest art and literature. A... (more)

In The Case for Grace, Lee Strobel draws upon the inspiring stories of everyday people---as well as never-before-told details of his own journey from atheism to Christianity---to explore the depth and breadth of God’s redeeming love.

This captivating account of the spiritually unexpected unfolding on a Welsh hillside will challenge and encourage you. In keeping with God’s pattern of using marginal people from obscure places - fishermen, tax collectors, children, women and Galileans - this story sees God intrude into the mundane ... (more)