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From Dallas Willard, an invitation and guide to a closer relationship with God through the practice of listening – hearing and understanding. Originally published as In Search of Guidancethis updated classic is ‘the best book on divine guidance I have ever read’ (Richard Foster).

By Dallas Willard. The author of The Divine Conspiracy presents here a way of living that enables ordinary women and men to enjoy the profound fruits of true Christian life. The key to transformation lies in the practice of the spiritual disciplines, and Willard provides an excellent guide to this path to walking with Jesus in a deeper sense.

By N. T. Wright, one of the major and most revered Christian writers of our time. This book walks the reader through the Christian faith, step by step and question by question.
A fantastic book to:
a) clarify your own faith and the issues you may have with Christianity
b) use with a group to do the same thing in a small group situation or
c) give to a seeker or someone who wonders but has not yet made a move forward.
A classic book that will serve many in their walk with God.

By Virginia Kraft and Gwynne Johnson –
Ways to start, maintain and expand a Biblical ministry of women mentoring, supporting and encouraging women. This is the updated edition of a book that has been much used by women world-wide: feedback regarding this book has affirmed the need women have for each other for their emotional and spiritual well-being and growth. This specialist books focuses on exactly that.

A duet of two books by Kenneth E Bailey –
Poet & Peasant, and Through Peasant Eyes.
This illuminating and acclaimed work by Bailey opens up the parables of Luke in such a way that we today may understand
what would have been assumed, understood and taken from these stories in their own time, place and original audience.
Essential reading for all who wish to travel beyond the surface – and possibly even beyond a misguided understanding of the parables.

Ten Questions That Are Transforming Faith:
The latest offering from the heart and soul of Brian McLaren.
Mclaren examines 10 questions the Church must face and answer as it heads into new ways of believing.
A challenging, provocative and wonderfully transforming book
for anyone wishing to follow Christ but suspects they may in fact be primarily following Western or Church culture instead….

Rob Lacey, in this by demand follow up to Word On The Street,
retells the stories of the gospels in vivid and high impact ways that bring new and contemporary understanding to a Book many no longer read or wish to read. This is a fantastic outreach tool to those who cannot be persuaded to even try reading the Bible – and after reading The Liberator they may soon be reaching for that very Book…

For those who have never read the Bible – and for those who have read it too much….
An electrically real re-telling of scripture that throws into vivid relief the stories, poetry and images that resonate fully with life today.
This is NOT ‘The Bible’ but it is likely to get anyone who hasn’t read the Bible yet reaching for one…..
A fanstastic outreach tool by Rob Lacey.

Family is beautiful metaphor for the Church, and yet the Church does not experience it. This book addresses the mantra of ‘hyper-individualism’ that corrupts and destroys community, family and even faith. Excellently resourced, easy to read and filled with insightful application.

The Forgotten Ways and
The Forgotten Ways Handbook –
This inspired and radical teaching for $36.95