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Reflections, news from our bookstores and reading ideas to nourish your faith.
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Where does the Bible come from? A book that answers questions about the reliability of the Bible
Where does the Bible come from? is A rich and very clear work which precisely answers questions about the constitution and reliability of the Bible.
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The priority in your Church: the vine or the trellis?
Starting from the missionary mandate of Matthew 28.19-20, they demonstrate that in any local Church, all Christians are disciples called to make other disciples. This is the principle of multiplication.
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Creation rediscovered, a biblical vision of the world.
Albert Wolters clearly articulates the content of a biblical worldview and its meaning for our lives. He appeals to believers to participate in the redemption of creation in Christ.
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To listen without judging is to love. Learn to support those around you.
It is possible to learn to support those around you
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Do more. Better. Task management in the digital age.
Do more. Better. I'm not a productivity guru. But a writer, a pastor, a husband and a father. I have a lot of responsibilities, and new tasks are constantly being added to my list. I wrote this practical and effective...
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Cinderella and her sisters
In this work, it is with an insightful look that Tom teaches us about several biblical characters and enlightens us on the human and spiritual reactions of each.
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Adopted by the Father. The path to becoming an adult
Adopted by the Father wants to shed light on the journey that allows a person to be truly free: free from their past, free to be themselves in their true identity, free to enter into their destiny. In short, becoming...
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The New Testament accessible to all
An option for Churches and for your evangelization projects.
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Keep the flame burning. We all dream of perfect relationships.
Pastor Danny Silk gives us concrete ideas to revive all our relationships. He invites us not to resign ourselves to sometimes desperate situations, but to become responsible adults, protectors and promoters of healthy relationships.
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The fight for reading. A reflection from Philip Yancey
For Yancey, reading offered a window to a different world. So he devoured books that opened his mind, challenged his education and went against what he had been taught
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Woman of character. His temper had become his greatest enemy.
A woman of character, it is above all the story of a woman who allowed herself to be transformed by God
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Eric Liddel. An example of Christian faith
Eric Liddell's refusal to run in the Olympic hundred meters on a Sunday stunned the world. But his incredible victory in the four hundred meters strengthens his faith in the promise of a God who said: "I will honor him...
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