Pursue God's mission in your life and church by engaging with the essential strands of Wesleyan theology cherished by global Methodism.This practical book identifies essential Wesleyan DNA and describes the history and witness of today's global John Wesley family of churches. In an easy to read style, with discussion question and resources, it is an essential resource for minister's, lay leaders and young people to gain a greater sense of belonging to World Methodism and a deeper engagement with God's mission.*Bulk Discount Prices Available: 10+ Books $8.00 each20+ Books $7.00 each

Embrace offers a way to think about evangelism that can help people become comfortable showing and sharing the love of Jesus in a way that is authentic and natural. Discover the six essential values of authentic faith-sharing: humility, clarity, prayer, integrity, worship and urgency in the six session study. These values form the foundation for everything we do to show and share the love of Jesus.*Bulk discount prices available.5+ books $20 each10+ books $15 each

Designed as a tool for leading persons to accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior and share that faith with others. This NRSV version contains over 25 questions and answers which provide a framework for learning and witnessing one's faith. Each question is confirmed by Scripture. This New Testament is a "tool" provided for anyone eager to learn the essentials of the faith and how they share his or her faith with others.

Unforced Rhythms offers a life-giving perspective that gives freedom to believers to engage with God according to their natural Life Rhythm. While there is a daily Life Rhythm, not everyone lives life to the beat of daily. Others may discover they live life to a weekly/monthly rhythm; or seasonal/yearly.

A minister with an international ministry, a formator of priests, a national church leader and a distinguished church historian - all from Hokitika on the isolated West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand. Growing up in Hokitika, these four were profoundly influenced by four distinct Christian streams - Anglican,Catholic, Methodist and Presbyterian - in local churches with gold rush beginnings. In this unique book they all tell their stories in thoughtful ways - sociologically and theologically - about how their faiths were shaped and developed by their own church traditions.

12 studies with the Two Trees gospel plan guiding the spiritual seeker through the salvation message and onto the fundamentals of victorious Christian living. These studies immerse the student in bible study and basic theological truths - laying a solid foundation for ongoing growth in Christ.

A systematic exploration of the holiness doctrine as taught in early Methodism. This easy-reading study pursues themes of repentance, justification and forgiveness, new birth, consecration, sanctification, perseverance and perfect love, concluding that holiness is both possible and essential in the 21st century.

Voices in Apartheid is Felicity Vissers insightful and uplifting life story. Felicity invites the reader to listen for and hear the many voices which have touched and influenced her life. Felicity's story resonates with the basic human condition of struggles hopes and dreams.

Today we are all too well acquainted with a view of work and economics as necessary evils—means to an end. Our culture shouts its disapproval of work as bothersome, if necessary. It is conflicted over competing economic views and challenges the notion that one system can be better than all the rest. Even in the church the importance of work and economics can be undermined or dismissed. But what if we took great joy in our work? What if we began to develop an economic vision that reflects God’s own design? In How God Makes the World a Better Place David Wright and his team challenge teachers, preachers, and business leaders to use their influence to create, maintain, and affirm communities that value work and that value the systems that make work possible and rewarding for the most people. They are urged to inspire in others the dignity of labor and achievement that leads to real meaning and satisfaction.

You might say the children of today have decided that if it doesn't quack like a duck, then it isn't a duck-whether it says so or not. The sanctified-by-intimidation demeanor of the past has left a sour taste in our mouths. And for years we wanted nothing to do with the doctrine of holiness. But at last we have begun to separate the gift from its vendors, and now we want it again. Only we want the real thing. We have learned that much of the "touch not, taste not, handle not" paraphernalia associated with sanctification has precious little, in reality, to do with the Holy Spirit who allegedly inspired it. So with or without the rules; with or without the circus of emotion; with or without the fire-breathing evangelists; and with or without the made-for-television testimonies, the sons of this modern age, like their godly predecessors who were honest with themselves, desire a life wholly devoted to the glory of God alone. We want sanctified careers and marriages too. We want pure minds that meditate, more than covet or lust. We want hearts without carnal ambitions. And we want temples suited for the dwelling of Christ. But we are not so interested in how high one jumps at the altar, as in how he walks when he finally comes down.

Dr Stuart Lange presents a five part series documenting the story of the Gospel in New Zealand from Samuel Marsden forwards. DVD Run Time: 65 mins in 5 chapters

"History is unkind to women. Yet, their personal contributions were massive. This brief, her-story view of mission families is offered to give visibility to a group of invisible women and to raise awareness of how life was for our female forebears and first generation Pakeha"--Page 2

This story explores mutual Christian commitment and accountability. An essential element in igniting a burning passion for the church Jesus planted.