Bøger af Julian Richards

"Apostolic Priorities" by Julian Richards is an insightful narrative that captures the spirit of a missional movement dedicated to church unity and a spiritual awakening. As a National Church Leader in Wales and the co-founder of Cornerstone Church, Julian Richards recounts a transformative journey that began from small beginnings and expanded throughout the nation. The book explores the essence of a movement fostering unity among church leaders from various backgrounds, unified in their goal to see the flourishing of spiritual life across the country. Richards' story is a vivid illustration of transformation: numerous people embracing faith, widespread miraculous healings, and churches undergoing significant growth and transformation. "Apostolic Priorities" champions a new paradigm of leadership based on missional model and teachings of Jesus Christ. It is a motivating call for leaders and believers to unite beyond denominational and local church boundaries in a shared mission. Richards shares inspiring accounts and practical insights gained from personal experience, aspiring to ignite similar movements globally. This book goes beyond just recounting events; it offers a strategic guide for fostering a united, mission-driven Church capable of making a substantial impact on communities, regions, and nations. Julian Richards' heartfelt hope is that "Apostolic Priorities" will inspire church leaders and congregations to collaborate closely, accelerating the advancement of the kingdom of God. Readers are encouraged to persevere in their mission, generously share their blessings, and concentrate on what is most important in achieving Jesus' vision for the Church.

The Companion Chronicles are a range of Big Finish Doctor Who stories, partly narrated, partly dramatized, looking at the Doctor's world and adventures through the eyes of those who travelled with him. This set contains four new stories from the First Doctor's era.

This book provides a detailed application of identity theory to contemporary questions of extremism, radicalization and security. The analysis considers how identity forms a central aspect of notions of extremism and security in Western societies, as articulated both by political leaders, the media and the government.