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Biblical leadership is a clear outworking of biblical teaching. Chris Green shows us what the Bible says about leadership - and how it applies today.

In Broken Planet, Dr. Sharon Dirckx tackles one of the toughest hurdles to faith in God with credibility and compassion.

Abraham chooses to believe God, embarking on a tansforming, lifelong journey of faith and obedience.

How do we practice real conversation with God? Instead of prayer becoming an agenda of our needs for God to handle, how can we experience his presence as part of our everyday life? How do we hear what he is saying back to us? As we explore the disciplines of prayer and listening through these six sessions, we will draw closer to God in everything that we do.

An 8-session Bible study guide to explore what God has to say about race, culture and ethnicity.

An exploration of the theology of the Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed.

Now and Not Yet is a new volume in the NSBT series that explores the theology of Ezra and Nehemiah.

Messages of Biblical hope for difficult times from the Virtually Keswick Convention 2020

Focused, applied Bible teaching from Keswick Convention's top preachers, broken into 30 days of devotional Bible readings.

Exploration of the divine sonship of Jesus in the New Testament letter to the Hebrews

Walk in the footsteps of Moses with Terry Virgo, and discover that you are God's treasured possession.

Losing a partner at a young age is a devastating experience. I know. I ve been there.' Janine shares the agonizing emotions, and the inner journey God took her on, after her biggest nightmare became reality literally overnight. She looks at the traps and pitfalls to which she was particularly prone, along with the overwhelming sense of loneliness she felt. And she shares the long and gruelling path towards recovering her sense of self and forging a new identity. 'God led me to set new priorities for myself, ' she says, 'as I sought to move into the future with him, and enabled me to deal with the baggage of negative beliefs.' Finally, Janine places her grief in the context of a transition in order to understand her 'voyage of hope', ending with gratitude to God for all she has received from his hands.

The message of Genesis 1 - 11. The dawn of creation. The author explores the themes of creation, the fall of mankind, and the community of human life, applying them to modern society and its discontents.

The message of Judges. Grace abounding. Behind the stories of the judges of Israel - such as Samson, Jephthah and Barak - stands the Judge. God's grace illuminates even the deepest sin of humanity, as he ensures that his people will never manage to destroy themselves.

Does art really matter? Through word and image, artist Alastair Gordon shares God's call for us all to be creative

Discover how Jesus' controversies reveal the true nature of evangelical Christianity

What does it mean to follow Jesus wholeheartedly? John Stott unpacks radical discipleship in his final book

Be encouraged to become learning, caring, worshipping and evangelizing churches

The message of 2 Peter and Jude. The promise of his coming. An exposition of two letters which set forward Christian growth as the church's remedy against the destabilising force of heretical teaching and false guides.

What is the book of Revelation all about? Can we understand its picture-language, its images, its visions of doom and splendour? In this exposition, Michael Wilcox argues that we can.

The message of 2 Timothy. Guard the gospel. A challenge to Christian leaders facing the temptations to conform to the spirit of the age.

The message of 1 Timothy and Titus.. The life of the local church. John Stott conveys Paul's passionate concern for the future of the gospel, and for younger pastors charged with its care.

A must-have commentary on 1 Peter for the general Christian reader as well as pastors and preachers

We're all sexual. Ed Shaw invites us to consider the purpose of our sexuality.