Martin Luther's Table Talk is a compendium of excerpts taken from conversations with his students and colleagues, who furiously scribbled notes as he spoke. Reading them, it's easy to imagine all of them sitting around the table, eating and drinking and discussing issues of great concern to reformis... (more)

What do you want from your Christian life? A 'get into heaven free' card? Insurance against illness and problems? A passport to wealth? Being a Christian isn't primarily about what we can get; rather it is about what we can give, considering what God has already given to us and for us in Christ. It'... (more)

'This is a story of a magnificent obsession: seeing the Saviour build his church amongst Arabic-speaking Muslims. It’s a story of our brothers and sisters who, against all odds, went where Christ was not named.' Greg Livingstone, founder, Frontiers In days of increased concern about terrorism an... (more)

This guide considers all major prayers of the Bible and arranges them thematically in such a way as to be helpful to the average Christian. It is peppered throughout with quotations from throughout the Bible and clearly outlines the Bible's teaching on prayer.

Mothers today are told that they ‘can have it all’, yet there is very little time devoted in glossy magazines for developing a spiritual side to that busy life. It is hard growing up in a society that thinks that spirituality can be satisfied with an expensive holiday, a great wardrobe and lots ... (more)

Much of today's literature on children treats the child of any age as a problem or a set of problems to be solved, effectively reducing the child to a complex of biological and chemical factors, explainable in scientific terms, or to someone who is the object of control by adults. In contrast, Marti... (more)

This text is a personal response to the suffering the author witnessed amongst the many to whom he ministered, and in his own life. It has become evident that the problem of evil in the face of a loving God is not to be solved at a purely intellectual level, it is by traversing the valley where deat... (more)