The contemporary western church is not in the same situation as the New Testament church so how can we do biblical missions in our post-biblical context? In this innovative and radical book post-modern mission and New Testament studies collide. Perriman examines the mission of the earliest church i... (more)

Presents David Bosch’s classic Transforming Mission–with over 50,000 copies in print and translations in eight languages–in an accessible format for beginning students and lay reading groups. Meticulously faithful to Bosch’s great work, Stan Nussbaum offers readers a companion to bring into relie... (more)

After being involved in missionary evangelism throughout the world for 60 years, the author maintains that traditional missionary methods are in dire need of reformation. He says that the way most missionary work is done today is counter productive and hurts the cause of Christ more than it helps.

ReJesus asks the following questions: • What ongoing role does Jesus the Messiah play in shaping the ethos and self understanding of the movement that originated in him? • How is the Christian religion informed and shaped by the Jesus that we meet in the Gospels? • How do we assess the continui... (more)

From Brazil, a country struggling between prosperity and suffering, and fertile forests and empty wasteland, comes the harrowing report of human misery girls not much older than twelve, driven to life in a brothel. Victims of child prostitution. Join Matt Roper as he travels by bus, car, boat and ev... (more)

God is doing some extraordinary things in Britain's prisons. Within prison walls inmates are experiencing a liberation of another kind; broken lives are being rebuilt. Using testimony from prisoners themselves, Philip Ireson explores the significance of this, and how we, as individuals and local... (more)

A cutting-edge resource that examines Indonesia and the Malay-Speaking Muslim world.

A prothetic call for the Church to rise up and boldly advance the Kingdom of God.