This week’s Free Stuff Friday is sponsored by The Good Book Company who also sponsored the blog this week. They have 5 packages of their latest releases to give away, which means 5 winners will each receive the following titles:
Seven Dangers Facing Your Church, by Juan Sanchez
Our culture is changing, and the church seems to be under increasing pressure. But the dangers we’re facing are not new—and God’s word shows us how to meet them head-on. In Seven Dangers Facing Your Church, discover how Jesus’ messages to seven first-century churches in Revelation 2 – 3 is his message to your church today too.
This is a book for every pastor and elder, and anyone committed to playing their part in helping their local church thrive in an increasingly hostile environment. Together, you can live as Christ’s faithful, hope-filled people in a changing culture.
Women and God: Hard Questions, Beautiful Truth, by Kathleen Nielson
In this warm, conversational and sympathetic book, Kathleen Nielson looks at what the Bible really says about women and what it reveals about God’s attitude towards them. She asks the hard questions about the Old Testament Law, the role of women in marriage and the role of women in the church, consistently pointing us to God’s word and his perfectly created order.
Women and men of all backgrounds, views, and ages will find Women & God: Hard Questions, Beautiful Truth to be a valuable book. Pastors and Elders will find it useful as they work out how to faithfully lead a united worshiping community under the authority of Christ and in accordance with Scripture. It is also ideal for use in women’s ministry as women seek to live and act according to God’s will.
Take Heart, by Matt Chandler
Christendom is dead. And that’s a good thing.
The Christian culture that has underpinned Western society for centuries has been eroded. We’re now at the point where to disagree with people on issues such as marriage and sexuality, is seen as hateful. Christians are no longer seen as honorable but as bigots. But history testifies that the more people try to destroy Christianity, the more it grows. So we are entering an exciting period of time because we’re back in the place where Christ’s church can thrive – at the margins of society.
In Take Heart, Matt Chandler shows us we need Christian courage like never before, and how to live with compassion and conviction, able to look around positively and reach out confidently.
Life in the Wild, by Dan DeWitt
Life In The Wild offers real and rugged answers in life’s dark places. Discover how to live with hope in a fallen, messed- up, “wild” world, and be encouraged.
Walking through Genesis 3, Dan DeWitt shows us how we can look at this world realistically but without despairing, as we wait for God to keep his promise to bring us out of the wild and into his new creation. We are living with the effects of the fall (we are messed-up people living in a messed-up place) – but God’s promise, made in Eden, serves as a beacon of light to guide our steps in this fallen world.
The Porn Problem, by Vaughan Roberts
Pornography is no longer universally looked down on as bad or unhelpful but is often seen as something to enjoy without guilt. Christians, however, work to a different agenda—one set by the Bible’s revelation of the true meaning of sex and relationships.
The Porn Problem surveys the Christian worldview and applies it to the complex issues surrounding pornography, helping Christians know how to think and talk about pornography with biblical conviction, and compassionate understanding for those influenced by it.
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Again, there are five packages to win. And all you need to do to enter the draw is to drop your name and email address in the form below.
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