In this sequel to Knowing God, J. I Packer maintains that anyone who wants to know God will want to know as much as he or she can of what is in the Bible. Here, he presents the case for the reliability of the Bible and urges us to return with open hearts to reading God’s word and to discover its ove... (more)

For many Christians, the world equates with "worldliness" and it is to be avoided for fear of damage to their spiritual health. Celtic Christianity differs from this in that it sees in all creation the reflection of God's goodness and beauty which sin might mar, but can never destroy. This book expl... (more)

In this touching, inspirational book, Jack Hayford shows how the Christmas miracle takes place in every Christian: Just like Mary, as we are filled with His Spirit and confess Jesus as our Savior, His life flows through us, bringing healing and hope to a dying world. Read this book and be uplifted- ... (more)

We give ourselves to God and then struggle profoundly with the relationship. We are drawn in and then want to flee in fear. We move from faith to doubt, trust to confusion, intimacy to a feeling of abandonment. Coming to faith is like falling in love. It can be a head-over-heels rush to the altar or... (more)

In Spiritual Landscape, James Resseguie culls recent study in narrative criticism to present the spiritual significance of the geographic environment, social relationships, and the local economy in Luke’s Gospel. Students, preachers, spiritual directors, and readers interested in spirituality from a... (more)