By the time he graduated college, Xan Hood appeared to have everything a young, privileged modern male needed for success and adulthood. But like so many others his age, he was afraid to take that next step. So he took a slight detour and headed west, surrounding himself wtih a class of men he ha... (more)

An introduction to Christianity answering the common questions seekers face. Filled with case studies and modern day parables. Have you ever asked some basic questions about life? Who are you? Who is God? Where might you meet God? Wherever you are on your journey of faith, Neil Hood will meet yo... (more)

Xan Hood explores how to grow into a godly masculine identity full of challenge, purpose, and strength. Highly recommended for all senior high school and college small groups.

'A compelling, practical and insightful guide' Stephen Gaukroger 'God's Wealth' A well-researched look at the subject of money and who owns it. Money plays a vital role in all our lives - this combines biblical teaching and case studies to look at current views on materialism, money and our unde... (more)

Neil Hood provides essential help with relating our 'crossroads' decisions to God Have you ever stood at crossroads and wondered which way to turn? Sometimes we're too impulsive in making our choices. Most of us fumble through life's decisions without ever thinking of asking God what his route ... (more)

For some, work is a constant source of anxiety, worry and tension; for others the core issue is that of balance, or lack of it. Others face unemployment and an uncertain future. But Stop. Whose work is it anyway? This practical and challenging book explores the increasing tensions between the dema... (more)

'Whose Life is it Anyway?' is one of the important questions a Christian can ask. In this book, Neil Hood leads us on a challenging journey that begins in the heart and extends out to the very practical details of our lives. This book is written by a busy person, for busy people. It examines God'... (more)

Isaac Watts wrote more than six hundred hymns, earning him the title "The Father of English Hymnody." Choirs, congregations and individual Christians rejoice to this day. In his hymns Isaac Watts takes the Word of God and distills it so that all its wisdom, beauty and comfort are set before us with ... (more)