Eternity In Their Hearts
Don Richardson
A beautifully insightful and eye-opening book that makes one realise that God’s plan of blessing was always to ‘the whole world’ not just Abraham’s descendants only…
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A beautifully insightful and eye-opening book that makes one realise that God’s plan of blessing was always to ‘the whole world’ not just Abraham’s descendants only…
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This is one of those old school missionary accounts of life in faraway places in a time (1930s/40s) when very few Europeans ventured into those parts…
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Cited as the last revival in England (I’m personally not so sure about that) it is certainly reasonable to say “forgotten” as the East Anglian revival is seldom mentioned…
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More Than A Carpenter, by Josh McDowell, is a great little book for evangelism. This fits in where a tract is too short and a full-size book is just too big…
Read MoreWhat a treasure! Thank you Mr Gregg for all your hard work in piecing together and laying out side-by-side the four main understandings of The Revelation. Whilst I do not have absolute hard and fast opinions of how The Revelation should be interpreted I am continually concerned about the excessive dogma and combined ignorance of so many people where this most difficult book of The Bible is concerned…
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Wow!!! What a gorgeous little gem! I’m not a bookworm by any moderate definition but when I read it is mostly quite intense and sometimes heady too. So, what a pleasure to just sit back and look at pictures for a change! This book is full of them but they’re all beautifully presented…
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The Untold Story Of The New Testament Church could be more simply titled the ‘The Retold Story Of The New Testament Church’, as this is what it is…
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“Reimagining Church”, written by Frank Viola this is considered by the author to be, in effect, the ‘Part 2’ following on from Pagan Christianity…
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Pagan Christianity homes in on a handful of central church practices that exist today and seeks out their origins and developments…
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Have you ever met a Christian who set out to read the Bible cover-to-cover and got stuck in Leviticus!? It’s a familiar story isn’t it? I’ve often heard people say, “I find Leviticus so hard.” Now, whilst I confess that I do find the fine detail of all the sacrificial offerings and priesthood ceremonies a little difficult to follow at times I don’t usually cite Leviticus as my most difficult Bible book to read. Yes, I confess that reading the prophets – especially the ‘big ones’ – is probably my most difficult times of Bible reading…
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This book has been reprinted I don’t know how many times since it was first published in 1957. The author, Watchman Nee, spent the last 20 years of his life in prison because of his witness for Jesus. He has also written many other valuable Christian books, Bible studies mainly, as is this one…
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God’s Chosen Fast covers all the various types of fast – i.e. all food, food and water, partial fasts, personal and public, long and short fasts etc…
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This book is an easy to understand read on the vital and foundational truths of the inspiration, inerrancy and sufficiency of the Bible. Brian Edwards, a well-known evangelical, examines these truths in such a clear and concise way…
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The theme of The, One Baptism of God is examined in four Old Testament types: The flood, the crossing of the Red Sea, the crossing of the river Jordan and the mantle that passed from Elijah to Elisha…
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The theme of this book is essentially the old classic of Calvinism versus Arminianism but it doesn’t necessarily quite state it that way…
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The Better Covenant by Ron Bailey is a recently published book [2012] on the topic of New Covenant salvation. It could just as easily be entitled “The New Covenant” or “The Two Covenants” or possibly even “Three Covenants”…
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The following review has been supplied by Basim, who is a ‘seeker’ of Jesus and whose first language is not English. The submitted review has been partially edited…
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Through reading this book at that particular time I came to a new place of rest, peace and stability in the Lord. The theme of the book is John, chapter 15 – “I am the true Vine.” “Ye are the branches.” “Abide in Me”…
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Have you ever been asked any of the following questions… Did God really take six days to create the heavens and the earth? Where did Cain get his wife? How did the animals fit on Noah’s Ark? What happened to the dinosaurs?
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I was handed a Strong’s concordance as a gift when I was a young believer. Apparently, the one I have was dropped on the floor at the distribution centre where my friend worked and was either sold-off cheap or given to him free. If you’ve seen this book, any version of it, you’ll know that dropping one could easily cause some damage. This book is big…
Read MoreThere are many books on the two chapters in Revelation, 17 and 18, which have caused much speculation among many. This one makes sense…
Read MoreThe edition I read was printed in 1965. The title has one of those old lengthy subtitles underneath it: “Or, the Papal worship proved to be the worship of Nimrod and his wife”…
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Yes it’s Church history and contains many names, dates and places, but it is more special than a simple account of facts and figures…
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Beginning in the first century John Kennedy traces the history of Christian groups who remained outside formalized religion down through the ages…
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Some people may wonder why a book should mix the subjects of prophecy and Church history together. After all, prophecy must concern the future – mustn’t it?
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This book on, what is known as, the Lewis revival is unique in that much of the material presented is from original personal accounts of those who were part of the revival at that time…
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Whilst there are many good biographies on Wesley this one is exceptionally good: it is very readable and, as Pollock always does, gives clear understanding of the spiritual issues involved at the significant stages…
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This is one remarkable account of the life of George Muller…
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The powerful true story of how Nicky Cruz was rescued from a hopeless life of gang violence, crime, hate and poverty…
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Corrie Ten Boom grew up in a loving Christian home at the start of the 20th Century in Holland. When war came her family risked their lives to help Jews…
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Bilquis Sheikh, a highborn Pakistani woman, came to know the Lord in a very ‘supernatural’ way…
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Rees Howells was born in Wales in 1879. His father was a miner. Rees was child number six in a family of eleven children…
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This is the remarkable story of the life of one Liu Zhenying otherwise known throughout the book as Brother Yun…
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The story of G W North is a story worth telling and a story worth hearing. His life and preaching were highly influential in the early days of the charismatic movement in the UK…
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If I were to be stranded on a desert island and allowed only one other book apart from the Scriptures this would be my book of choice…
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First of all, full marks for the witty title! Placing Does God Believe in Atheists? into a book review category is really rather difficult…
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David Pawson makes it his stated aim to simply expound upon this one aspect concerning men and women’s respective roles – biblical, authoritative leadership is male…
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