Christian Focus

Iron Sharpens Iron

Leading Bible–Oriented Small Groups that Thrive

Orlando Saer

Full of sharp insight... I commend it warmly.

In Christ

In Him Together for the World

Do not be deceived by this book's size or weight! Steve Timmis and Christopher de la Hoyde have written something weighty and rich that will be of huge benefit. This is a book, and a doctrine, to return to frequently.

Pleased to Dwell

A Biblical Introduction to the Incarnation

Peter Mead

A bright and breezy (and therefore very readable) sprint through the Bible's story of Jesus, from Genesis to Revelation. With brief and accessible chapters, it would make an ideal Quiet Times book for the run up to Christmas, as well as a perfect introduction to these foundational truths for a young believer. Thoroughly recommended.

The Experience That Counts

Jonathan Edwards

Some books from past centuries have proved their timelessness. Jonathan Edwards' "Treatise on Religious Affections" is a perfect example. But sadly, that gets obscured by their time-bound language. So it's fantastic to have this wonderful book made accessible again. Edwards shows such humanity and realism as he tackles the issue of our emotional life. But he does so with great biblical clarity and charity, walking the tightrope between constraint and freedom. This is one of those books that every Christian should read more than once!

Memorable Loss

A Story of Friendship in the Face of Dementia

Karen Martin

… I couldn’t help thinking as I read that what Karen and Kathleen experienced was a gift from God to them both but also to all who can eavesdrop through Karen’s account. … a profound meditation on memory and personhood,
human identity and Christian discipleship. I’m delighted to see that this book has finally made it into print.