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The narrative unfolds in 1966 at Oxford College, where a professor embarks on a quest to decode a timeless message believed to be from the devil. An unexpected encounter with an elderly man sparks a journey that intertwines history and the paranormal, leading to profound questions about faith and existence. The exploration of this enigmatic message promises to challenge the boundaries of belief and understanding.

The disruptive seasons of life can be times of great disorientation. Yet they are also the most transformative. In this book, Mark Bradford offers strength and hope for the journey.

Stojan and Anastazja navigate the vast and wondrous landscapes of Amira while evading capture as the most wanted individuals in the realm. Their journey leads them to the last saint, where they uncover a terrifying secret that endangers their homeland. Despite their efforts to protect Amira, they face a formidable threat from the last saint, who holds the key to the chaos that has unfolded. This coming-of-age sci-fi/fantasy tale unfolds in a distant future, blending adventure with profound revelations.

Tomorrow is Another Day is not only a catalogue for Mark Bradford’s representation of the United States at the 2017 Venice Biennale; it is a different kind of book. This substantial publication blends the biographical with the historical and political. The interwoven stories in the book are eloquently told through vivid archival photographs and documents as well as by a chorus of compelling voices from across contemporary culture. The book also includes a lengthy, revealing, and in-depth interview with Mark Bradford himself. The publication makes a significant and important contribution to our understanding of the work and practice of one of today’s most influential contemporary artists and at the same time explores urgent and timely issues that art — and artists — can powerfully address.

How can we encounter the risen Lord Jesus in a life transforming way? How can we be equipped and strengthened to share the message of the resurrection with the world?In the Gospels and the book of Acts, we find many of the New Testament's most profound and personal encounters. The risen Christ comes to his disciples in all their brokenness - their sadness, fear, doubt, shattered dreams and failure - and calls them to a future filled with hope, confidence, confirmed faith, new beginnings and restored lives.Encountering the Risen Christ reflects on the main characters in the post-resurrection accounts and shows how we too can encounter Jesus Christ in a life-transforming way. The seven chapters plus discussion material can be used across the seven weeks from Easter to Pentecost in individual reflection or group study, or at any time of year.