The author's writing stems from a profound creative urge and a desire to escape into other worlds. After exploring numerous diverse professions, from music conductor to pastor, he discovered a deep-seated passion for literature that has since consumed him. His work focuses on crafting compelling narratives that offer readers a temporary refuge and a source of inspiration. This creative process allows for both personal fulfillment and the sharing of unique experiences.
In this seven-week study guide, join Phin Hall as he continues with an in- depth look at the story of Joshua. Despite some uncomfortable questions we may have about God and war, Phin Hall explores how God called His people to serve Him and live in peace with other nations.
A seven-week study guide, which considers how Joshua, and indeed all God's people, can find strength and courage in God's promises. Through opening chapters of Joshua, it helps you discover more of the wonders of being in a relationship with our faithful, holy and awesome God.
Sebastian is a Londoner through and through. Apart from a few trips as a child, he's never left the city. If he had his way, he never would. But then, on his 24th birthday, a group of friends challenge him to prove he's a real man by travelling to Devon to live and work on a smallholding for a whole week. Lovers of 'Darling Buds of May' or the James Herriot vet books will enjoy following Sebastian's life-changing adventures in the village of Steepleford.
This study guide, which follows the Cover to Cover Study Guide format, explores the Apostles' Creed. Because what we believe shapes how we live, and the Apostles' Creed doesn't waste time with the less important matters, but focuses only on things that are essential - the areas of Christian belief that we are to grip firmly and immovably
For centuries God's people have engaged in practices that have proved vital for the Christian life.
For centuries God's people have engaged in practices that have proved vital for the Christian life.