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'Esther knew the time was now ripe to make the fullness of her requests known to the king. She said a quick prayer in her heart before she responded in a clear voice...'From the threads of the biblical book of Esther, Patience Satoro weaves a beautiful story of love, hope and faith, seasoned with humour. Vivid descriptions and life-like experiences run through the fabric of the story, giving the reader a glimpse of the power and faithfulness of God in Esther's life.This book will warm your heart and inspire you to flourish where you are.

Did you ever want to impact your world for God?Leave behind your mark?Eddie Cairns was a man who dared to change his prayer from 'Lord, send laborers into the harvest field' to 'Lord send me!' God took him at his word and showed him that if he dared to trust Him, He would take him not only into storms, but also through them. He would learn how to Catch the Wind of the Holy Spirit and rise with the current as does the eagle who can soar high above the clouds on the power of the wind.Many times Eddie had moved with God, and achieved the seemingly impossible. His stories of delivering one million Bibles to 20,000 people on the beach of China to traveling to the tribal peoples of Tibet, Laos, Vietnam or Cambodia will encourage you to trust God, Catch the Wind and go with Him into the harvest field.New and updated edition.

The Isaan in Northeast Thailand is known as a dry place physically and spiritually. How is it possible to plant churches in this region of a nation where the percentage of ethnically Thai evangelical Christians is 0.03%? Is it a case of replicating church planting methods used elsewhere?In this inspiring book, Finding the Keys: Reaching Thai Folk Buddhists with the Gospel, our friends Peter and his Isaan wife, Waew, share practical insights gained from 13 years of church planting in unreached Isaan villages. As well as giving an understanding of the rural Buddhist worldview, it provides practical wisdom gained from many years of experience. I see this book not only as an extremely valuable resource for those called to work in the Isaan but for missionaries working in other Buddhist countries in Southeast Asia.- Gordon Meehan, former lecturer in Communicating the Gospel at Eastwest College of Intercultural Studies, New Zealand, with mission experience in Southeast Asia.

Demystifying Revelation aims to remove confusion about the end times, delving into one of the most perplexing books of the Bible, examining conflicting theories and making sense of them.Genetic engineering, robotics and automation were unknown even 50 years ago, but hints of them can be found in Revelation, hidden in the language of the first century. Many commentaries on Revelation were written by Bible scholars with a good knowledge of Greek, but with little or no knowledge of modern engineering or technology.As someone who works with technology, Graham Missen writes from a unique perspective, surveying end times thinking and using his knowledge to bring fresh insight to what the Bible predicts.

The journey of grief is a life-changing and sometimes lonely one. You are on a journey you neither wanted nor expected.With heartfelt honesty, Angela Armstrong shares her story and the gifts of wisdom that emerged from it. This small book seeks to bring comfort and clarity for each one of us who faces a similar adversity. For those who haven't yet walked through the valley of grief, this book provides understanding and empathy for the path that most of us will one day have to walk.The sun will rise tomorrow, a new day will come. And in time, with God's help, we can clothe ourselves with a newfound purpose and strength.

When a likely lad from rural Australia met an adventurous young woman from regional New Zealand in Hong Kong, little did they know where their life of faith would take them.Following God's Path is a true-blue trans-Tasman yarn about growing up in the 1950s and leaving home to pursue the call of God - wherever it may lead. From overseeing two Christian literature ministries and helping establish a successful Chinese church, to teaching Bible lessons in a small country school, there was never a dull moment for John and Lesley Knowles.A warm-hearted memoir, weaving together family history, personal anecdotes and the lessons learnt along the way, that is ultimately a testament to the faithfulness of God in a life well lived.

Wherever He Leads is a breath of fresh air for every follower of Jesus.Each short devotional is based on Lois's life experiences, accompanied by life-giving scriptures, and warmly woven together with love and care. Beautifully illustrated throughout by the author's own photography, this book will challenge and inspire as you read and enjoy.

The Sunny stories are strands of the greatest love story ever told.Laced together within the tapestry we find ourselves a part of - connected by our breath and the rhythm in our chests.Like strokes of golden sunlight, they are glimpses into the wonder and the ordinary of the great Author.This book magnifies the power of his stories and reminds us of the power of ours.A beautiful illustrated collection of fictional stories about characters in the background of the Bible, from the author of Goldie.

Written with honesty and humour, Graham Ashby tells how a lad without the most promising of starts found hope. Through chaos, cancer, chronic fatigue, and other challenges he was sustained by a faithful commitment to the Almighty.

This book presents the subject of the practice of humility from a historical context and the Biblical text in a way that is clear and easy to follow. Useful discussion questions are provided.

Born and raised in Poverty Bay, on the North Island of New Zealand, Richard heard the call of the Lord to go into all the world and preach the Gospel.The first half of his ministry was spent in Colombia, South America, and the second half found him ministering to the Latino population in Los Angeles, North America.This captivating book is the story of those adventures.