Christian Focus

Unity and Diversity

The Founders of the Free Church

Sandy Finlayson

"Reading the lives and works of these men will make us all wiser, healthier, more daring and, in the best sense of the word, broader Christians; and in the poor, fragmented church in Britain today, this is what is most urgently needed."

Caught in the Crossfire

Mary Aitchison

. . . a true story which is both touching and exciting . . . the trials and triumphs of a Christian girl . . . during the Second World War . . . the book was riveting so that we read it we couldn't put it down. It kept us on the edge of our seats.

You’ll Go to London

The Autobiography of Lionel Ball

Lionel Ball

"Lionel Ball was a London City Missonary (LCM) for over thirty years, and this charming and heart warming narrative tells us his story from birth on the ‘right side' of the welsh border, which of course gave him a life-long love for music and singing, to service in the RAF and then into the LCM."

Jesus Rose From the Dead - the Evidence

Catherine MacKenzie

"I would recommend this book to any around my age who questioning whether Jesus did really die and rise again. It would also be good for someone who wants to be ready when people ask questions about faith and Jesus."

The Hidden Life of Prayer

The life–blood of the Christian

David McIntyre

"We hardly get a glimpse today of the prayer life which this book gives evidence. Hardly surprising that it comes recommended by such men as Geoff Thomas, Wayne Grudem and John Piper. Read it slowly and let the author instruct you in prayer."

A Method for Prayer

Freedom in the Face of God

Matthew Henry

Matthew Henry's work is a most helpful resource and safeguard for ministers, but it will also be of great use to all Christians who long for more structure in their prayers...Every prayer is not only grounded in Scripture, but bursting to the seams with the very words of the Bible;

Feminine Threads

Women in the Tapestry of Christian History

Diana Lynn Severance

A true historian, Diana Severance brings to life the times of the women she introduces us to with relevant nackground and cultural allusions.

John Calvin

What is the truth?

Catherine MacKenzie

The illustrated story of John Calvin with short statements of application. This should be read with infant school age children or read by early jumiors.

The Dawkins Letters

Revised Edition – Challenging Atheist Myths

David Robertson

This book is a refreshing, excellent read... I wouldn't hesitate to pass this book on to a non-Christian, atheistically-persuaded friend.

Grace, Grit & Gumption

Spirtual Revival in South Wales

Geraint Fielder

... if you can put down this book dry-eyed and cold of heart then perhaps you should look to yourself.

In Christ

In Him Together for the World

... written by a man who recognises the importance of the local Church and so applies matters beyond the personal to the church level. The book would be ideal for a church study group. I recommend you buy it from your local EMW bookshop - while stocks last!

What is a Christian?

Roger Carswell

Direct but winsome, interesting, evangelistic but also for new believers.

Tough Topics 2

Biblical answers to 25 challenging questions

Sam Storms

... digs deep into Scripture and solid works of theology to give gravitas to his answers, yet the 25 chapters are easy to read, interesting, pastoral and challenging.

Different By Design

God’s blueprint for men and women

Carrie Sandom

... explores equality, diversity and complemtarionism and she does so by tackling some of the disputed passages on this issue as well as the broader context of the whole of scripture... theological, practical and accessible.

Bible Answers

To Questions About the Christian Faith & Life

Derek Prime

Here, in a clear, comprehensive and concise manner, are given some soundly biblical answers to fifty commonly asked questions.

Bible Boot Camp

Spiritual battles in the Bible and what they can teach you.

Richard Mayhue

Whatever passage you choose from the Old Testament those writings can teach you things right now! Richard Mayhue does so superbly... It is suitable for a wide readership and particularly for young Christians.

Spurgeon’s Sorrows

Realistic Hope for those who Suffer from Depression

Zack Eswine

The words 'realistic hope' are in the subtitle, and that is exactly what this book offers. The writing style is winsome and the way he frames Spurgeon's quotes almost make it sound as if the great man was writing last week.