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Books endorsed by Ajith Fernando

Pleased to Dwell

A Biblical Introduction to the Incarnation

Peter Mead

In this book we see the profound truths of the incarnation presented in a way that makes the Bible and its truth come alive. And, best of all, it is presented in an engaging style that makes it accessible to ordinary laypersons.

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Jonah

Navigating a God Centred Life

Colin S. Smith

"This outstanding book not only presents the exciting story of Jonah interestingly, it also applies the story so that God can speak into our personal lives through it."

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Lamp Unto My Feet

How God has Used His Word through the Ages

Peter Barnes

This delightful book meets this need. You may read it through completely, or simply dip into it reading a chapter or two when you want to be inspired by a "history treat," or you may read a specific chapter on someone in whom you are interested in knowing more about.

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1–2–1 Discipleship

Helping One Another Grow Spiritually

Christine Dillon

This book was sent as a gift to me by Christian Focus when I wrote to them asking for another book. What a pleasant surprise! Helping Christians along the path to discipleship is something everyone says is an urgent need worldwide but which few really practice. It is not an impossibly hard task, and could be one of the most enriching experiences for a Christian. This book explains the process in an easy to digest and practical way. Highly recommended!

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How the Bible Can Change Your Life

Answers to the Ten Most Common Questions about the Bible

Josh Moody

Josh Moody’s book helps bridge the gap between the academy and the ordinary church member. The rare combination of scholar and grassroots minister has resulted in a highly readable book that is nevertheless based on sound scholarship.

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Always Good News

Why the Message of Jesus is Good Every Day

Scott Lothery

This little book engagingly describes the meaning of the gospel of Jesus as found in the Bible and helps us to come to a fuller, richer understanding of it. The book ends with a provocative, yet persuasive, discussion on why using the word
“love” may not be the best way to summarise the gospel.

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