Committed to bringing the Christian message to young people in his hometown of Manchester,
Andy Hawthorne was shocked when a missions partner told him he shouldn't just preach the gospel but also engage in community projects.
It worked. The Message Trust has been recognized internationally as bringing hope and change to the roughest, poorest neighbourhoods of Manchester.
It worked. The Message Trust has been recognized internationally as bringing hope and change to the roughest, poorest neighbourhoods of Manchester.
Lifted - S am Allberry
Through the resurrection we receive assurance of forgiveness and salvation. We are raised to live new, transformed lives. We have hope after death. We see the urgency of reaching all nations with the message of the risen Jesus. Everything has changed: we are lifted.
Through the resurrection we receive assurance of forgiveness and salvation. We are raised to live new, transformed lives. We have hope after death. We see the urgency of reaching all nations with the message of the risen Jesus. Everything has changed: we are lifted.
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I’m a Christian aren’t I? - Dan Clark
Many people think of themselves as Christians but aren’t quite clear what that means. Some feel confused, or disappointed with God. Others have never fully embraced a relationship with Jesus.
In this simple but profound book, Dan Clark helps the reader put together all the pieces of what being a follower of God really means. Challenging us to explore what Jesus' priorities are, readers will discover a richness in their Christian life which may have been lacking: joy, peace, assurance, deep relationships, contentment and friendship with God.
Many people think of themselves as Christians but aren’t quite clear what that means. Some feel confused, or disappointed with God. Others have never fully embraced a relationship with Jesus.
In this simple but profound book, Dan Clark helps the reader put together all the pieces of what being a follower of God really means. Challenging us to explore what Jesus' priorities are, readers will discover a richness in their Christian life which may have been lacking: joy, peace, assurance, deep relationships, contentment and friendship with God.
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Last things First - Graham Benyon
Christians are to be those who look back - to the life, death, resurrection and ascension of Jesus. All that happened then shapes our life now. However, they are also to look forward – at what God will do in finishing his plans for his creation through Jesus.
The Bible teaches Christians to store up treasure in heaven; to wait faithfully for the return of their Master; to think of this world as temporary and passing; and to think of the world to come as their inheritance.
Graham Beynon takes a fresh look at this teaching and shows how what is to come should shape practical Christian living now, with regard to godliness, handling of money, service of others, speaking about Jesus, faithfulness to him, response to hardship, and more.
Christians are to be those who look back -
Graham Beynon takes a fresh look at this teaching and shows how what is to come should shape practical Christian living now, with regard to godliness, handling of money, service of others, speaking about Jesus, faithfulness to him, response to hardship, and more.
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Broken Down House -
Sin has ravaged the house that God created. This world sits slumped, disheveled, and in pain, groaning for the restoration that can only be accomplished by the hands of him who built it in the first place. The bad news is that you and I are living right in the middle of the restoration process. The good news is that the divine Builder will not relent until everything about his house is made totally new again. Emmanuel lives here with us, and he is at work returning his house to its former beauty.
The book in your hands will teach you to live productively in the here and now.
Sin has ravaged the house that God created. This world sits slumped, disheveled, and in pain, groaning for the restoration that can only be accomplished by the hands of him who built it in the first place. The bad news is that you and I are living right in the middle of the restoration process. The good news is that the divine Builder will not relent until everything about his house is made totally new again. Emmanuel lives here with us, and he is at work returning his house to its former beauty.
The book in your hands will teach you to live productively in the here and now.
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Street Pastors -
Just six years ago a small group of faith-filled Christians took to the crime-ridden streets of Brixton in London. Now over 125 teams serve their communities all over Britain, involving more than three thousand Christians. More projects are starting all the time, and enquiries come from all over the world, because of course Britain is not alone in its struggles with gun and knife crime, binge drinking, gang culture, loneliness, violence, and fear. Founder of the initiative, Les Isaac tells this compelling story and points out the benefits for Christian mission and unity.
Just six years ago a small group of faith-
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Heaven And The Afterlife - James Garlow
What should you believe?
You've heard stories of near-death experiences. Your grandmother longs to "be with Jesus." A friend is sure angels intervened to prevent a tragic accident. A woman at work wonders if her house is haunted. The Bible includes accounts of people raised from the dead.
Exploring these and similar topics, Heaven and the Afterlife helps you sort out what is fiction and what is fact in everything you hear about the afterlife. If you're looking for a candid, trustworthy examination of the world beyond this life, bestselling author Jim Garlow provides honest answers based on years of biblical study and firsthand experience as a teacher and pastor.
What should you believe?
You've heard stories of near-
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What to do when you don’t know what to do - Drs Henry Cloud & John Townsend
We’ve all been there – confused, anxious, discouraged – not knowing where to turn. According to best-selling authors Drs. Henry Cloud and John Townsend, this is a window of opportunity in which we can experience God like never before. What To Do When You Don’t Know What To Do helps readers solve problems in fresh ways and give them tools to cope and understand how God works in the midst of our darkest times.
We’ve all been there – confused, anxious, discouraged – not knowing where to turn. According to best-
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Fear Not Promise Book - Max Lucado
Although fear fills our world, it doesn't have to fill our hearts.
No one likes living in a world filled with terror and uncertainty, but in such times, God does some of His most important work. Our part is to trust Him through faith that He will be true to His promises.
Brimming with both encouragement and truth, best-selling author Max Lucado's Fear Not Promise Book addresses six major topics of fear and how we can put an end to its effects.
Although fear fills our world, it doesn't have to fill our hearts.
No one likes living in a world filled with terror and uncertainty, but in such times, God does some of His most important work. Our part is to trust Him through faith that He will be true to His promises.
Brimming with both encouragement and truth, best-
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In the Steps of Saint Paul - Peter Walker
Drawing mainly on Luke's account in Acts, as well as on Paul's own letters, Peter Walker reconstructs Paul's wide-ranging travels.
We begin in Damascus, then follow Paul on his first and second 'missionary journeys', then trace his final visit to Jerusalem and Caesarea, and eventually arrive in Rome. Each chapter focuses on a particular site and includes: an opening section telling Paul's story within that location; a list of key dates giving readers an overview of significant events associated with that place; and a final section exploring the location as a visitor might encounter it today. Readers are transported to the rugged 'Cilician Gates' of southern Turkey, the market places of Athens, Corinth and Ephesus, the bleak expanses of ancient Galatia, and the wintry, wind-swept shores of Malta.
Drawing mainly on Luke's account in Acts, as well as on Paul's own letters, Peter Walker reconstructs Paul's wide-
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