'Overflow' finds a clear biblical example of a resource church (local churches which exist to influence their region by growing and planting on a regular basis) described in Acts at Antioch, and provides suggestions of lessons we can learn from that church today. This book considers the Antioch chur... (more)

An accessible introduction to the Christian faith which helps readers to grow in their relationship with God, help them connect with church and live as followers of Christ in contemporary culture. The A-Z of Discipleship is an accessible look through 26 aspects of discipleship that will help believe... (more)

Was Judas a villain or a hero? The discovery of the gospel of Judas shows that some ancient sects espoused views contrary to orthodox Christianity. Porter and Heath sort through the varieties of evidence, elucidate Gnostic tenets, and rebut superficial modernist assumptions. 130 pages, softcover. Ee... (more)

This noteworthy book develops a new theory of the natural law that takes its orientation from the account of the natural law developed by Thomas Aquinas, as interpreted and supplemented in the context of scholastic theology in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. Though this history might seem i... (more)

Drawing on stories of biblical women, Leading Ladies presents four models of "transformational leadership" that recognize the leadership styles of women in all walks of life: Intercessor, Midwife, Choreographer, and Weaver. Includes reflective questions for journaling or group discussion.

The author, an American preacher and seminary professor who was an eyewitness of powerful revivals between 1798 and 1808, wrote these seven essays to give guidance to ministers. This advice is full of case examples of right and wrong approaches, and is equally applicable to Gospel work outside a tim... (more)

This is a gripping story of two young people who invent a time-probe and consequently develop a new theory about time. Rather than time remaining a fixed constant, this book postulates that time is actually slowing down, changing, according to the Theory of Relativity, in relation to where we are in... (more)

These studies explore the significant, yet often contested, impact of Christian missions atound the world. Bringing together monographs by established and emerging scholans collections of essays on themes in the history or missions, and new editions of seminal primary texts, this series provides ric... (more)