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Reenchanting Humanity is a work of systematic theology that focuses on the doctrine of humanity. Engaging the major anthropological questions of the age, like transgenderism, homosexuality, technology, and more, author Owen Strachan establishes a Christian anthropology rooted in Biblical truth, in stark contrast to the popular opinions of the modern age.

Equipping Christians to deal with transgenderism Defines and explains the subject Rebuts issues with the Christian worldview

I think there is real hope to be found, in the middle of our deepest traumas, in the good news about Jesus Christ. I also think that there is a place for us to find hope and community within the church. Because of these two beliefs, I truly think, distant though it may be, that we may even get to a place of peace within our souls and a place of forgiveness for those who hurt us so much. This is a book that has no easy answers and will offer none. This is a book that tries to get behind the tough questions of why God permits such abuses to occur in this world. Using his own story of childhood abuse, Mez McConnell tells us about a God who is just, sovereign and loving. A good father who knows the pain of rejection and abuse, who hates evil, who can bring hope even in the darkest place. 'It's not a pagan rags to Christian riches story. It's real, raw and radical. I suspect that there will be as many people shocked by the Bible teaching that Mez wrestles with, as there will be those shocked by the abuse he suffered. With chapters like 'The glorious, wonderful reality of Hell' and 'The terrible reality of Heaven', there is no chance of this book being perceived as comfortable.' - David Robertson, Christian Today https: //christiantoday.com/article/my-favourite-christian-book-of-2019/133774.htm

Teaches children to see Jesus in the Old Testament Illustrated by Sarah Douglas Includes applications for daily life

The purpose of this book is to help and encourage Christians in their battle against sin, and to ensure that they have right and biblical expectations of the ‿normal Christian life‿. Many Christians live with a false burden of guilt and failure. They have been taught that the battle against temptation is futile, and that they will never be able to obey and please God. John Stevens examines the glorious promises of freedom from sin in the gospel because of the death and resurrection of Jesus. The ‿normal Christian life‿ is a ‿victorious Christian life‿; we are daily enjoying far more victory than we might imagine.

Part of the First Steps series For new Christians What Church is and why it matters

Inspiring quotes and inspirational stories will always be popular, but they rarely change lives. After reading the quote, hearing the story, and experiencing some feelings, we often go about our business as usual. What we need is a spiritual resource that helps us focus on heart issues, life change, and the rhythm of the Christian life. This year-long devotional takes 365 questions asked in the New Testament, and shows you how to change your focus, reorder your affections, and reprioritize your loves. It will inspire you to action, not just sweet reflections. It will compel you to love God and others more fervently and selflessly, while weaning your heart off the lies and lures of this world.

Part of the Christian's Pocket Guide series Providential preservation of Scripture How, where and why God preserves Scripture

Part of the Christian's Pocket Guide series Help Christians to be informed about the issues Biblical & pastoral perspective

History is full of revolutions, led by people willing to stand up against oppression and lead a movement. People who embody the heart values of the movement. Jesus wasn‿t a political or military leader, but he did come to bring the greatest revolution this world has seen. For his fellow revolutionaries, Jesus has paid the greatest price. He brings the most incendiary and divisive message you will ever hear or speak about. Will we follow his lead?

Part of the First Steps series For new Christians How to grow in godliness

Reformed theology teaches that only God can take our sinful hearts and replace them with ones that desire to seek and follow him.

Part of the First Steps series For new Christians How to live a godly life

Jim Elliot forfeited his own life to bring the good news to the Auca Indians. Read the story of Jim's love for a fighting people and his fight for a loving God.

Over 1,000 songs Compiled by C. H. Spurgeon Cloth bound hardback gift book

6-Week Study Brokenness, Promise, Grace, Sanctification, Church & Christian Walk

Points to the true joy of Christmas Easy to read question and answer format For someone who isn't a Christian yet

Part of the Early Church Fathers series 4th century theologian A fierce opponent of Arianism

Each year thousands die for the Jesus they read about in the Bible. At the same time scholars worldwide reject central truths of the Book. Here is an analysis of two contrasting approaches to biblical interpretation: one which has encouraged many to abandon the Christian heritage, the other which has informed the largest numeric increase of professing Christians in world history in recent generations and which is projected to continue.

Follows on from 'Meet Jesus in Mark' Introduces children to the book of 1 Peter Read to Me age 2-5; Read Myself age 6-8

In-depth biography of Columba of Iona Irish monk who is credited with taking Christianity to Scotland Examines many different facets of his life

Grounded in biblical principles Addresses typical teenage problems For parents and youth leaders

Part of the Get Preaching series Examines the importance of expository preaching Helpful suggestions for putting it into practise

Why it is important to preach the cross Helpful suggestions for putting it into practise Part of the Get Preaching series

Biblical explanation for why all-age services are important Practical tips for putting together an all-age service Part of the Get Preaching series

Scotland‿ a land where hill and glen meet surging seas; where ancient and modern stand side‿by‿side; and the birth place and home of many beloved Christian authors,preachers and speakers. Known affectionately as ‿the land of the Book‿,Scotland‿s rich Christian heritage is evident in the volume of writings sent out from this small country to the world. The words of Robert Murray McCheyne,John Knox, Horatius Bonar and many others grace the pages of this book. This year of quotes highlights the authors‿ firm grasp of divine truth, deep experience of the power of godliness and sensitivity of conscience. They all shine through their sayings with great clarity; these are as relevant today as when they were first penned.May the God of our Scottish Christian fathers bless you as you ponder their wisdom, turn it into prayer, and seek grace to live in its light. It is the light of Christ.

Written by pastors involved in church revitalization Advice on preaching faithfully long-term Encouragement for tough times

The men whose stories appear in this book made up a network of pastors. Through personal contact, or influence, or by reading each other‿s books, they were bound together in a spiritual brotherhood. They shared a common burden to see God glorified, his Son magnified, and his Spirit honoured by wholesome and practical biblical preaching, wise pastoral counselling, church and family strengthening,and faithful Christian living. Haste and Parker introduce us to these men, their theology, and the lessons we can learn from them.

Communicable and incommunicable attributes Knowing God to become more like Him

Text-based study of the book of Joshua Part of the 'Teaching' series Great for preachers & Bible study leaders