In a nut-shell this book is a non judgmental, practical, hands-on, I've been there approach to Christian parenting with a wonderful, inspiring, get me started focus on prayer. Yet it doesn't compromise on the truth and the challenge of God's word. Once you start reading it you will realise the value... (more)

Interest in the Puritans continues to grow, but many people find the reading these giants of the faith a bit unnerving. This series seeks to overcome that barrier by presenting Puritan books that are convenient in size and unintimidating in length. Each book is carefully edited with modern readers i... (more)

Why did Bible people wash each other's feet? What was wrong with Leah's ""tender eyes""? Why were the Israelites forbidden to boil a young goat in its mother's milk? What did Jesus mean about His ""yoke"" being ""easy""? Where exactly was Jesus crucified? Find answers to these questions and many mor... (more)

If you'd like to know God better, this study of more than 250 of his most important names and titles will help. From "Abba, father" through the "Word," you'll see the incredible breadth of God's personality as depicted in Scripture. By veteran reference writer George W. Knight, The names of God ... (more)

In this new edition of a modern classic, George Barna defines vision as the “clear mental image of a preferable future imparted by God to His chosen servants based upon an accurate understanding of God, self and circumstances.” The writer of Proverbs adds that without this clear image of the future,... (more)

George Barna looks at Jesus' life and uncovers seven characteristics of His worldview that define what Jesus believed and how He acted. The author points out that while there are benefits from thinking and acting this way, such as wise decision-making, relational advantages, and spiritual health, we... (more)

Many parents didn't have early spiritual training themselves, so they look to the church to provide it for their children. Transforming Children into Spiritual Champions, however, reveals that churches usually focus on teens and adults, failing to realize that a child�s moral development is s... (more)