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Summary : Read what love is and isn't in 1 Corinthians 13. See if you can substitute your name each time you read the word 'love' ... We are called to love as Jesus loves, and the more we come to know his amazing love, the more it will flow through us into the lives of those around us.
Summary : Taking each of the Ten Commandments in turn, John Parmiter shows how we can trust in God in our workplaces. Far from presenting a set of rules, his central themes are love and the generous promises of God. With clarity, warmth and practical applications, he demonstrates how we can be more confident as Christians where we work.
Summary : So you're a minister's wife. You haven't received any training in this role, for which the expectations are unspoken yet real. Ann Benton and her friends draw upon their knowledge of the Bible and personal experience to help you. Their wise insights are presented with warmth, humility and honesty.
Summary : Drawing from six narratives in Luke's Gospel, the author shows how meals can be opportunities for serving others.
Summary : A heartfelt appeal to align our thinking with the Bible and glorify God wholeheartedly.
Summary : In a series of probing expositions, interspersed with practical counsel about praying more effectively, D. A. Carson challenges us to engage in spiritual reformation, both as individuals and as churches.
Summary : Wisdom for spiritual growth from a seasoned pastor. Ken Clarke draws out guidelines from the stories of Peter's life to help disciples and developing leaders to maintain focus, handle and avoid failure, and realize our potential as servants of Jesus.
Summary : You'd dearly love to get your life back, but worry has you firmly in its grip ... Or has it? The authors help you distinguish between solvable and 'floating' problems. They show you what the Bible really says about worry. They help you find workable solutions. Above all, you won't catch them saying, 'Don't worry.'
Summary : Rhonda Watson models how to remember God during times of physical suffering. Packed full of poetry, songs and Bible quotes, this beautiful devotional guide helps readers face failing physical powers with honesty, and focus on the character of God, the source of our hope.
Summary : Andrew Cameron's accessible and coherent exploration is about how to understand ethics as springing from Jesus Christ, and finding our best humanity in him. He seeks to show how identifying with Jesus brings order and clarity to human life.
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