Christian Focus

A Transforming Vision

The Lord's Prayer as a Lens for Life

William Edgar

We can be in danger of no longer really understanding the meaning of the Lord's Prayer simply because it is heard and spoken so often. Edgar illustrates the depth of the prayer as he shows it in the original context.

Does Christianity Really Work?

William Edgar

William Edgar displays the good aspects of the church more brilliantly through, frankly and Biblically, acknowledging the bad. If you have ever asked the question Does Christianity Really Work? this will be an interesting and enlightening read, whatever your prior convictions.

Who are You?

Answering Questions about You, Me and God

William Edgar

The term ‘apologetics’ is just a fancy way of describing our privilege to proclaim the excellencies of our God. One of the ways of doing that is simply by answering questions – about you, me and God. William Edgar takes key questions often asked and gives us the basics to respond graciously and adequately to them.

You Asked

Your Questions. God's Answers.

William Edgar

Twenty four questions which are often asked by young adults are given a biblical, common sense, unpatronising answer. For example, "Can we trust the Bible?"

Cross Words

The Biblical Doctrine of the Atonement

Paul Wells

'Paul is emerging as one of the premier evangelical theologians of our day. Cross Words is at once accessible and erudite.'

Systematic Theology (Volume 2)

The Beauty of Christ – a Trinitarian Vision

Douglas F. Kelly

Nothing less than remarkable.

A Christian's Pocket Guide to the Papacy

Its origin and role in the 21st century

Leonardo De Chirico

...Professor De Chirico investigate the phenomenon of Roman Catholic hierarchy using biblical exegesis, fascinating historical data, and basic theological insights to inform our view...engaging, clearly written, polemical in the best sense, and resolutely Scriptural, this is easily the best shorter guide for those wanting to know how to evaluate the institution of the papacy and related matters.

Danger And Dedication

Linda Finlayson

These stories of Christian heroes and heroines are riveting. Based completely on fact, yet Linda Finlayson has given us a page-turner. While meant to encourage young readers to become risk-takers for the Lord, these accounts never moralize. In the bargain, we learn how God has been at work all over the world, in very different cultures, through unusually gifted missionaries who nevertheless had clay feet. I wish I had been given such a book as a young person. Every family library needs at least one copy.

66 Books: One Story

A Guide to Every Book of the Bible

Paul Reynolds

… a most lively, memorable, and engaging expedition through every book of Holy Scripture. Families and small groups, parishes as well as individuals should use it to great effect. There is nothing quite like it.

Has Science Made God Unnecessary?

Ransom Poythress

Ransom Poythress is both an accomplished biologist and a knowledgeable biblical scholar. His commitment is to both the craft of science and the awareness of the reasons people throw up objections to its compatibility with Christian faith. He writes in a sympathetic, non–combative manner which ought to disarm all but the most obdurate sceptic. A must read by anyone concerned with the so–called science–vs–religion controversy.

A.S.K.

Real World Questions / Real Word Answers

David Robertson

This marvelous volume is a readable, accessible compendium of many of the questions we’ve always had but had not dared ask. David Robertson, with his candid, thoroughly biblical, winsome approach, reassures us that there are reasonable and convincing answers to each of them. I wish I had been given a book like this when I was a young Christian. I highly recommend it not only for teens but for all ages.