ou are not the centre of the universe. When we're so focused on our own lives and concerns, it's easy to forget that the world doesn't revolve around us. This book unpacks seven core values of the Christian life - with God at the centre - exploring whether this in fact is a much more fulfilling w... (more)

What makes a man? The answer used to be easy. You chopped wood, you wrestled bears, and never showed an ounce of emotion. Today, thankfully, we’ve started leaving some of those ill-fitting gender stereotypes behind. But what replaces them? How do you make sense of masculinity in a world of mixed mes... (more)

Educationalists are very aware of the need to help people learn. This book identifies the different ways people learn, by seeing, hearing and doing, to enable people to respond to God in the way that suits them best. It also encourages children's and youth workers to recognise their own way of learn... (more)

David Street hates Christmas. His wife left him on Christmas day three years ago, he despises the commercialism, and his thirteen-year-old daughter spends the whole year talking about it. People say that Christmas is a happy time, but for David Street it’s an annual voyage into the depths of hell.... (more)

In this book, Journalist Martin Saunders spends six action packed weeks with Tough Talk.following them from the picturesque mountains of France to the mean streets of wounded New York. Along the way he uncovers countless amazing, shocking and amusing stories, makes a few new friends, and watches as ... (more)

What happens when two seminary professors leave their classrooms and begin spending time among homeless people and teaching right on city streets? In this unique collection of essays and sermons, Stanley Saunders and Charles Campbell reflect on their encounters with homeless people in Atlanta and se... (more)