Tag: book review

"I Have a Future" is a statement of confidence and expectation that our lives and choices matter beyond the certainties and uncertainties of life and death, loss and hope.

"Every time I hear a great sermon, I think later: OK, what hit me with the most impact? Always the stories!" says author David Smith.

"I believe that you will be blessed as you read it, whether you’re a little kid (like my girls) or a big kid (like me)," says Sisters in Arms author Sukeshinie Goonatilleke.

Just Believe retells the gospel account of Jesus raising the daughter of Jairus, but from the perspective of the girl herself.

The stories in Sisters in Arms are captivating, action-packed and moving and they encourage us as we attempt to navigate challenges in our own lives.

Nathan Brown's latest work dispels the myths and discards the fake and the fables of the Nativity, while substituting in the Real Jesus.

There has been much contention and confusion regarding the Holy Spirit throughout Christian history. Peter Roennfeldt's new book points us back to Jesus as the starting point for understanding and experiencing the Holy Spirit.

Unpacking the concepts of the investigative judgement and the day of atonement for kids.

Unlike other stress resources, author Cameron Johnston's approach is wholistic. “I practise the principles in my book,” he says.

This easy, enjoyable read features stories and practical tools to help you manage your stress and improve your wellbeing.