Sniff sniff... am I smelling burning? No it's not dinner - there are some bonfires in this book. Books were amongst some of the things set alight during church history. In fact flames were used to persecute Christians throughout church history. Their possessions and homes were set alight. Christians were even killed and burned for their faith. But there was one fire that didn't happen - on the 5th of November 1605 Guy Fawkes and others decided to set fire to the Houses of Parliament in the United Kingdom. Irene Howat tells the Christian story behind this and other incidents in history. You will see how not even fire or the plans of evil men can separate Christians from the Love of God.
In the years before Andrew van der Bijl took the name Brother Andrew, he was no stranger to adventure and intrigue - in fact, he craved it. As a young lad, he was forever getting into mischief, and even risked his life during the Nazi occupation of Holland by setting off fireworks in the faces of German soldiers! Years later, God used this same thirst for danger and excitement as Andrew smuggled Bibles into Communist countries to help the persecuted, underground church and bring light to darkened hearts. Enemy lines and hostile borders mean nothing to God or to Andrew, who still works to assist the persecuted church across the world through the organization he founded, Open Doors. Ages 9 - 14
A bold and colourful Bible designed for children aged 2 years and over to introduce 18 best-loved Bible stories about key people and events in the Old and New Testaments, from Adam and Eve to Paul. These retellings are ideal length and pitched perfectly to delight toddlers with its simple narrative and bright illustrations. At the end of each story, toddlers are encouraged to go back through the story to spot things in the pictures and a very simple question to answer about a key point. These favourite Bible stories include Noah, Moses in the bulrushes, Samuel, Ruth and Naomi, David, Jonah, and Daniel in the lion’s den, as well as the birth of Jesus, his parables of the lost sheep, the good Samaritan and the lost son, the stories of his friends Peter, Martha and Mary, and also the events of the first Easter. Ideal for sharing with a toddler at bedtime or reading to a group of young children.
Charles Spurgeon preached from the Bible in a way that ordinary people could understand. He even acted out Bible passages and would pace back and fore dramatically! He was a great preacher, but he knew that it was God who was behind this. It was God who made Spurgeon great.
Charles Spurgeon was a simple country lad who went on to become one of the best known preachers in London, Europe and the world. Caught in a snowstorm one day when he was a teenager, he crept into the back of a church and the words "Look unto Jesus and be saved!" changed his whole life. Charles spoke words that touched the hearts of rich and poor alike. His fame became so widespread that it is reputed that even Queen Victoria went to hear one of his sermons. Charles was more concerned about the King of Kings - Jesus Christ. Christian George is Curator of the Spurgeon Library and an Assistant Professor of Historical Theology at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Kansas City,Missouri.
5 million sold in more than 80 languages - one of the best selling Bibles in the world!! Now all the great Bible stories have been rewritten for the very young. The Children's Bible will give your child the best possible introduction to the world of the Bible. The nearly 300 action-packed stories make all the favourite Bible characters spring to life. Told in chronological order with Scripture verses listed for easy reference, these dramatic stories tell all about Noah, Joseph, Deborah, Jonah, Mary, Jesus, Peter, Paul, and many, many more.
Read about the Nativity story and learn who visited the baby Jesus in Bethlehem. The perfect introduction to Bible stories for young children, the Children’s Bible Stories series combines simple retellings with charming illustrations.