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In a verse by verse exploration of one of the New Testament's most inspiring passages, this book invites us on the challenge of a lifetime - the race of faith, which we run in the company of a 'cloud of witnesses' who urge us on as we follow in the footsteps of Jesus. Running the Race Marked out for us reveals a wealth of encouragement and hope in Hebrews 12, and reminds us of all that we are called to do and be, as sons and daughters of God.
'Have you never read?' 'Who do you say I am?' 'Why are you so afraid?' This book reflects on twenty questions Jesus asked people during his ministry and considers how we might answer them for ourselves today.
'Don't follow me. Follow Jesus!' runs a popular slogan. Yet the apostle Paul wrote, 'Follow my example, as I follow Christ.' Can we hope to echo Paul's words, or should we always be pointing away from ourselves to Christ? This book considers four of Jesus' commands to his
disciples as the basis for four models of leadership in the church which may be appropriate in different seasons of ministry:
A comprehensive introduction to spiritual mentoring, exploring the biblical basis for mentoring. The book also includes demonstrations and exercises to practically implement a spiritual mentoring programme.
Inspired by the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius of Loyola, Gerard Hughes’s book of Bible readings helps us to ‘pray the Bible’ in a unique way. Helpful introductory chapters on the importance of prayer, Bible study and other spiritual disciplines, including keeping a ‘faith journal’. There is also a section of material for groups working through the book together.
Most of us, when we think of the apostle Paul, may not immediately think of 'prayer'. Acclaimed speaker, minister and author Tom Smail uncovers Paul's example and teaching on prayer in this book of stimulating Bible-based teaching.
Making choices that help the fruit of the Spirit emerge in our lives is often easier in theory than it is in practice. Living in Grace unpacks the idea of virtue ethics as a biblical approach to ethical dilemmas, focusing on the teachings of Jesus and Paul in particular.
Derek Tidball works through the Gospel of John in a series of short studies with a devotional flavour, glimpsing the glory of Christ.
Bridges span gaps and help us get to the other side. It is what they do. This book spans what can often seem to be a gap between the Bible and everyday life. With topical thoughts addressing current affairs, Ian Coffey brings the Bible into our daily living in an approachable five-minute reflections.
This six-month diary follows a very personal journey to rediscover sabbath and establish a more sustainable rhythm of life. His reflections are breath of fresh air, inspiring and contemplative without losing sight of the pressures and realities of everyday life. One man's journey to rediscover a day. One week at a time.
In the last thirty years, there has been an explosion of interest in the Holy Spirit. God on the Inside takes a fresh look at the Spirit in the Old and New Testaments, considering its role in the life of individual believers and the future of the worldwide church. Nigel Wright, principal of Spurgeon's College, London, has written extensively on church renewal, highlighting the importance of the Holy Spirit in Christian experience, and with this book he encourages every believer to engage with God on the inside.
Explores the image of adoption as part of a metaphor for salvation-a neglected part of Christian teaching, yet one most relevant to today. Includes moving reflections from the author's personal experience of being adopted. Contains group study guide.
Diagnoses and deals with spiritual 'workaholism' or 'drivenness'. Explains how we can cultivate good mental and spiritual health, and work with others towards a better style of discipleship.
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Running the Race Marked out for us
The Fourfold Leadership of Jesus
