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  • Here Am I
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    Here Am I
    Ian Campbell

    Imagine you’re sitting on a park bench; you’re not having a good day when someone sits down beside you. They ask how you’re doing, and you tell them. They then proceed to give you some wise advice that changes not only your outlook but your entire life. Congratulations, you have just met Jesus Christ. Now delve inside this book to see how you can deepen that relationship and become all that you were meant to be.

    £6.99
  • Disbelief in God
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    Disbelief in God
    Peter Price

    Since the dawn of humanity, man has believed that he, the earth beneath his feet, and the heavens above are the creation of a single, all-powerful being. To this entity, he owes homage, despite being unable to see it until after death. While this belief persisted for many, others began to question, disbelieve, or grow indifferent. Some argue that no one has returned to confirm or deny these beliefs. But what if someone did come back, and He shared profound truths? In Disbelief in God, we explore the question that has haunted mankind for millennia: where does the truth lie?

    £16.99
  • Why the Value of the East Should Matter to the West
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    Why the Value of the East Should Matter to the West
    Majid Salim

    Why The Value Of The East Should Matter To The West by Majid Salim is a lively and thoughtful book. It’s an exploration of many ideas from Eastern philosophy and religion, with an emphasis on their applicability to secular management economics in the West.


    It’s designed for thinkers— people switched on to the fact that there is more to life than materialism and nihilism. In the West, there is little religion, as Christianity has declined.

    But what if people still need solutions to problems affecting their souls? This book attempts to provide these potential solutions.


    Perhaps for the first time, the very best management theories in Hinduism and Buddhism are described in this book in a way that will light a touchpaper in the minds of cognoscenti everywhere.

    £6.99
  • Abchurch Imperial
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    Abchurch Imperial
    David Jessop

    The story is set in a church in the City of London during the period 1900–1940. The background of the novel is witness to the international height of British imperial power – albeit an imperial power which was waning.


    The Church of England, trying to cling to an imperial past which reinforced its own authority, has almost lost sight of its ecclesiastical purpose to promote Christian values to parishioners at a local church level.


    Thomas, a young vicar, patiently and almost alone looks after the interests of his communicants and by so doing appears out of tune with the age. He is overlooked for promotion and often ignored by his fellow clerics.


    Eventually, however, his honesty, hard work and Christian good intentions make a clear statement to local residents, who in return regularly flock to his church services and social events.


    If the Church of England is indeed to survive in a post-imperial age, perhaps it will have to rethink its Christian mission and its values.

    £8.99
  • Principle of Believing in One God
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    Principle of Believing in One God
    George Morkos

    “Do you believe in one God? This is good; however, does this mean that you believe in the God of Moses?


    The God of Moses defines Himself and says, ‘I am Who I am.’


    Let us find out together if you accept the God of Moses, who spoke to Moses face to face and mouth to mouth, even plainly.”

    £7.99
  • I Am
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    I Am
    Donna Lloyd

    Bread, light, a gate, a vine, and the way are fairly unconventional ways to describe yourself and yet they are some of the most profound and accurate descriptors the Lord Jesus uses to describe Himself.


    This book explores the seven ‘I am’ statements found in the Gospel of John, plus another nine occasions where the words ‘I am’ are spoken.


    We examine why these declarations are a lifeline for those who believe in Christ, giving some fresh insight into what Jesus meant when He said:


    ‘I AM.’

     

    £9.99
  • The Vineyard
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    The Vineyard
    Helen Harvison

    Picture, if you will, a verdant valley .On a small hillside, the owner had planted a beautiful vineyard. He had laboured at this, choosing the very best vines to produce a bountiful crop.


    Few know the training the vines undergo—the cutting, pruning, twisting the branches out of the normal way of growth—training the vine to do its owner’s bidding to get a good crop, a precious vintage.


    We, the church, are the vineyard of the Lord. Yet many in the church have abused this right, harming the vulnerable among them and, in doing so, causing the precious Name we bear to be despised. And as Israel was judged in the book of Isaiah, so, too, is the church in need of judgement. So we need to submit to the cutting, the training, and the pruning in order to produce the fruit He intends.

    That’s what this book is about.

    £7.99
  • The Bible Challenge
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    The Bible Challenge
    Jonathan Fox

    Why did Jacob love Joseph more than he loved his other sons?What is the reward for possessing honest weights and measures?How many times did the Children of Israel test God?What must one do in the presence of an elderly person?These and over 1000 other questions will test and improve your knowledge of the Bible in an enjoyable and interactive way.Have fun while you learn the greatest book of all time!

    £9.99
  • Commandments of Men
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    Commandments of Men
    Bunmi Agbanigo

    For decades, many church teachings have been accepted as biblical truth – but are they really? Are tithing and first-fruit offerings for new covenant believers? Are Seed-faith Doctrine, the Prosperity Gospel, and the ‘little ‘g’ God’ doctrine truly rooted in Scripture?

    Commandments of Men challenges these five widely taught doctrines, examining the Scriptures often used to justify them. Through rigorous analysis of biblical texts, historical context, and the teachings of Jesus and the apostles, this book exposes the extra-biblical nature of these doctrines and calls for a return to the simplicity of the Gospel and faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ.

    £10.99
  • Unlocking the Secret of Trust
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    Unlocking the Secret of Trust
    Dermot Dowdall

    Unlocking the Secret of Trust relates to the proper relationship we as humans should develop with the Divine. Trust is an element, which wins little attention despite being a key structural component of the Divine Mercy devotion. This element of trust, which is the central word in the script, can normally be found at the foot of the Divine Mercy Image. “Jesus, I Trust in you”. This critically important element of trust has escaped the notice of most speakers, writers, and clergy. It is akin to being presented with a key to a strong room of diamonds, but not being told where it is.

    The book addresses those who might be described as the less inspired population when it comes to religious reflection. It is not at all technical and is intended to be easy reading. While each chapter can be taken as a standalone reflection, the book does start by revealing the strategic importance of trust to Satan in the Garden of Eden and it moves along through characters such as Abraham and Moses and into contemporary everyday life where it surveys how we tend to invest our trust.

    £9.99
  • The Angels Now Have Kalashnikovs
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    The Angels Now Have Kalashnikovs
    David K. Aleman

    For over two thousand years people have believed that a poor young man grew to become the Messiah because of stories about magic, great power and prophecy. Does this mean if someone reads the books in another two thousand years, will people think Harry Potter is the Messiah? Dive in and decide for yourself if fact is much stronger than the obvious fiction.

    £12.99
  • The Power of the Altar
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    The Power of the Altar
    Mugisho Nfizi Koya

    Not all altars are equal; some surpass others in power. When a priest dedicates an altar to God, it becomes immensely powerful, as King Solomon demonstrated in his time (1 Kings 8:23-53).

    The altar holds dominion over the stars. By receiving a star, a person gains a unique spirit that shapes their identity. The altar of Samuel transferred the star of leadership from Saul to David through sacrifice (1 Samuel 16:13). Losing one’s star leaves a person spiritually empty, for it is the spirit that defines who we are.

    With clarity and precision, the author explores the significance of prayer, fasting, sacrifice, the star, the spirit, and the meanings of dreams and visions. This book provides valuable insights for spiritual growth.

    Intended for all readers, it offers foundational wisdom for beginners while also containing deeper insights for those more spiritually advanced.

    £9.99

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