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• John Chapman
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• 30 October 2012

John Chapman is the master of keeping things simple. In this book, he tackles the important topic of the Bible. Ideal for both Christian and non-Christian readers. (ebook)

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• John Chapman
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• 28 March 2012

Now available as an electronic book for iPad, Kindle and other ebook devices. John Chapman answers common questions about the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. An ideal book for non-Christians, and very useful for Christians.

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• Martin Ayers
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• 24 May 2011

Is there a God? And perhaps more to the point, if there is a God, what real difference will it make to my life? These are the most basic and universal of questions, and yet we don't usually take much time to think about them. In Naked God, former lawyer Martin Ayers provides an opportunity for the reader to do just that: to ask the awkward questions, to sift through the evidence, and to get to the truth about God. Naked God is an ideal book to persuade a non-Christian of their need to become a Christian, and will strengthen the faith of those who are already believers.

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• Ray Galea
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• 2 March 2012

Ray Galea shares his personal story of moving from a Roman Catholic to a Protestant faith, and in so doing explains the important differences.

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• 17 February 2015

How do you have a happy honeymoon? How do you have a holy love life? How do you have the kind of sexual relationship that God intended for your marriage? [ebook format]

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• 30 May 2013

How to Preach God's word and keep people awake. Two preachers look at the practical issues of getting to the heart of the biblical text, controlling content so you say what you mean to say, and delivering sermons in a way that keeps people awake. Many books on preaching are published every year; this one is a 'must'. - DA Carson

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• Kirsten Birkett
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• 16 October 2009

In this introductory book, Kirsten Birkett brings us the essence of the Reformation—the social and religious soil in which it grew, the events and people that shaped it, and the ideas and doctrines for which many of them died.

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• Kel Richards
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• 16 October 2009

Taking the analogy of a court case, Jesus on Trial demonstrates that the evidence for the resurrection satisfies our most stringent requirements of truth. The reader is in the position of juror, and is challenged to make a decision on the evidence as it is presented clearly and plainly by Kel.

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• 13 May 2016

Contents of Issue 1 of Vine Journal.

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• Mark Thompson
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• 16 October 2009

This short booklet sets out what it means to be an 'evangelical', and includes Bible references and discussion questions.

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