Ken Gott and his wife Lois had an international ministry as conference speakers when they were challenged to ‘dismiss the crowds and build the church’ in their home town of Sunderland. This book is their thrilling account of how they began again and built a church using the principles of discipleshi... (more)

Greatly respected church strategist Ken Hemphill believes the only process that will radically transform the mission and structure of today’s community of believers is the Word of God applied by the Holy Spirit. Toward that goal, Eternal Impact presents to readers a biblical study of the New Testame... (more)

Challenges the accusation that Christianity is inherently violent. Contributors explore the historical causes of Christian violence, advocate the need for an uncompromised biblical theology, and discuss practices that promote "just peacemaking."

A gripping, encouraging introduction to the phenomenal growth of Christianity around the world in recent centuries. Kenneth Hylson-Smith refuses to accept the current widely held view that the Christian churches have been in decline for the last three hundred years. God?s funeral, he asserts, is ... (more)

How does one measure success in ministry? Longtime pastor Kent Hughes and his wife Barbara urge readers to turn to God's Word rather than numbers. Every year thousands of God's servants leave the ministry convinced they are failures. Years ago, in the midst of a crisis of faith, Kent Hughes almos... (more)

A CEO encourages pastors to equip men and women in their churches to be marketplace ministers. See how even a small investment of a pastor's time and energy can empower these individuals to make a difference in their sphere of influence

What are the problems, pressures, and needs of those who pastor the people of God? How can the fellowship of believers encourage and minister to these key members of the church family? The aim of this book is to provide some answers for these questions. Christians care about their ministers, eld... (more)