Black Friday

This book arose out of a series of articles which appeared in The Evangelical Magazine, published by The Evangelical Movement of Wales. The author ...

The Bible overflows with benedictions (prayers for God's blessing) and doxologies (expressions of praise) yet preachers often use only a few in wor...

Why read a book about Joseph? Everyone knows his stories—from his amazing multi-coloured coat to Pharaoh's dreams of lean and fat cows. But the sto...

Large format (A4) booklets with themed Bible verses relating to day to day activities and places Titles available are On the Beach, In the Country...

Large format (A4) booklets with themed Bible verses relating to day to day activities and places Titles available are On the Beach, In the Country...

While not ignoring practical lessons that can be drawn from the life of Joseph, Roger Ellsworth fastens our attention on his place in the drama of ...

Joshua - what a book! It is a necessary bridge between the Law of Moses and the rest of Israel's history. It magnifies the faithfulness and power ...

Another book, another break from school, barbeque time! This time we are writing about a very well-known name. C S Lewis is one of those authors th...

Approximately one hundred years after Jonah preached to the citizens of Nineveh to turn 'from their evil ways' and escape imminent judgement, God c...

A selfish disregard for the purpose of God is all too common among Christian people who live in 'panelled houses' while God's house 'remains a ruin...

Contemporary society prides itself on its veneer of tolerance. It is this attitude that apparently makes the liberal democracies of the west superi...

Sennacherib was once a name to send a chill down spines, yet today, relatively few have heard of him, and even fewer know much about him. Lord Byro...

Although the name of William Cowper remains unknown to many, he was widely acclaimed as the greatest poet of his era - a literary genius. His verse...

Spike, Joe and Matt are playing their usual ballgame when they find the deserted house. The gate is rusty, the grass is overgrown, there is a half-...

The Book of Ruth tells a true, simple, engaging and well-crafted story. It teaches us about God's sovereign control of history and his transforming...

We would love to see people appear out of the blue who are superbly gifted at working with children and teenagers. These workers would have unlimit...

At an early age, Daniel was taken from the city of Jerusalem to live the remainder of his days in Babylon. But while living in Babylon, Daniel cont...

Why does a righteous and sovereign God tolerate wrongdoing? How are the divine attributes reconciled with the triumph of the godless? Why do the wi...

How we manage our family finances is always an important issue, but is particularly topical given the West's financial crisis. As Christians, our l...

In God's plan to save lost sinners, Jesus had to suffer and die. But that meant there had to be people who would bring this about. How did Judas be...

Simon Peter is one of Scripture's most fascinating characters. Plucked from obscurity to be a disciple of Jesus of Nazareth, he embarked on a journ...

"We in the west sorely need to craft a theology of martyrdom it would put backbone into our proclamation and living, and help us remember brothers ...

The Gospel of Luke makes remarkable reading. It introduces us to many people the other Gospels don't mention; it shows the compassion of Jesus in a...

Think of today's church, and the issues that so often have to be faced: establishing a well-functioning eldership, combatting false teaching, uphol...

Elijah, the fiery prophet, lived in a time of intense spiritual darkness. People were openly disobeying God's commands, and true worship seemed to ...

To be 'Face2Face' with Samuel means much more than taking a close look at the great prophet, priest and judge of ancient Israel. It means looking b...