This album features fabulous new recordings of 20 of EMU's most popular congregational songs. It features tracks like 'Behold The Lamb of God', 'We Are His People', 'See Him Coming', 'Consider Christ', 'My Hope Is Built'; from composers including Nicky Chiswell, Rob Smith, Philip Percival and Mark Peterson.
This 'MiniZine' will help you to think through the relationship between social involvement and evangelism. (PDF Download)
A funny and faithful retelling of the historical Christmas, showing why it matters today. Perfect for giving away.
Timothy Raymond encourages us to both listen to AND read the Bible.
Michael Jensen explores a bibical view of what it means to be a human. Ideal for young Christians (15-25).
Romans 12:1 is often used as the go-to verse to back-up the challenge to be fully committed as a Christian. To give up my ambitions, and really make sacrifices for the sake of God. But as I was reading Romans 6 it struck me that reading 12:1 this way is probably misreading it and unhelpful.
SOLD OUT - FRONT: Oh holy night! INSIDE: (RHS) Oh holy night! The stars are brightly shining, it is the night of the dear Saviour's birth. (LHS) The text of Luke, chapter 2, verses 8 to 14. Pack of 10 cards with envelopes.
When it comes to evangelism, pay attention to the heart first. That’s where the real barriers lie. “For what we proclaim is not ourselves, but Jesus Christ as Lord, with ourselves as your servants for Jesus’ sake. For God, who said, “Let light shine out of darkness”, has shone in our
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.
Stephen Liggins introduces us to an overlooked ‘hero’ of evangelism, but it isn’t who you’d expect.