Into the Land by Mike Dwight

We follow Moses and Israel from Exodus 33 into the land. For Moses and the people the desert became a special place of encounter and provision. There were remarkable moments as God revealed Himself, demonstrating His power and provision to the people, but it was not to be their final destination.

Luminous Dark by Alain Emerson (Book Review)

Finding a book that deals with the ‘painful journey of being transformed by the love of God through suffering’ is quite difficult. We live in a Christian culture that looks too much on the side of triumphalism, than at those deep places brought about by various forms of suffering, however that pain thrusts itself upon us.

Christian Standard Bible (CSB) – Apologetics Study Bible (Book Review)

The CSB Apologetics Study Bible helps Christians better understand, defend and proclaim their beliefs in an age of increasing moral and spiritual relativism. This edition includes new articles and extensive study material from today’s leading apologists. It has been revised and updated to reflect relevant apologetics issues and questions being discussed today.

Illustrated Bible Stories by Marion Thomas and Daniele Fabbri (Book Review)

This is an excellent hardback children’s book. The graphics inside the book are superb and I love each of the two-page stories. It brings children up to date with the Bible, which is such a good place to start. It’s an impressive book!

40 Stories of Hope - How Faith Has Changed Prisoners’ Lives by Catherine Butcher (Book review)

If you want to know about how God is moving within the prison community, then this is a good book for you. It’s very clear that Christianity and faith are significant to so many people within prisons in the UK.

Reformation: 500 years young

The Reformation must continue, as it still has work to do. It’s cry is essentially ‘back to the Bible’ and ‘away with man-made rules and traditions‘. As such it is a cry that must be heard in every denomination, and every church, in every generation.