The Cruciform Leader

by Alain Emerson

All Christian leadership starts in [a] place of radical surrender to God’s gracious invitation of forgiveness and abundant life. At that moment we are broken open by the love of God in a sovereign act of God’s grace.

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From beginning to end this book is Spirit-filled, cross-draped, pet-theory-denying, cosmically-alert and Christ-shaped – and it is personal in the best sense of the word. The book is an apostolic, pneumatic and Christological pastoral theology.

Scot McKnight, visiting professor, Westminster Theological Centre
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Even the Sparrow

What might happen if we truly lived from a place of loving encounter with God, and built our life in response?

by Jill Weber

With warmth, wit and wisdom, Jill traces her incredible story of building a life (and house) of prayer, and the transformative power of intercession, spiritual discipline and fresh revelation.

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This remarkable, sassy memoir will inspire and provoke you to live and love from the core … you may well be humming its tune for many months to come.

Pete Greig, 24-7 Prayer International
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Called

God’s purpose for your life and how that
changes absolutely everything

by Jonny Gumbel

This is for anyone trying to work out what they should
be doing with their lives, who is looking for purpose,
who is asking themselves what God wants them to do
and who he wants them to be.

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Jonny captures something wonderful in these pages revealing the glory of God’s love … he writes in a way that is accessible which elicited in me a desire to both read on and also to celebrate all that God has done.

Rev Russell Winfield, Dean of St Mellitus College
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Rooted in Reality

Theologian, musician and author Johannes Hartl spoke at LC24 on the shift in worldview from an observed, external reality to an emphasis on self-discovery and subjective truths, and in an interview with Graham Tomlin discussed topics of meaning, connectedness, beauty and faith.

A society that loses sight of God will eventually lose sight of man. And I think this is happening in front of our eyes … we are more and more unable to even answer the question ‘What is a human being’ and ‘Is it even good that human beings exist?’ ‘Don’t we spoil the planet?’

If the fear of God is the beginning of wisdom, then the opposite is true as well … to lose sight of God is the beginning of delusion, the beginning of insanity. And I think this is our danger nowadays.

– Johannes Hartl, speaking at LC24

 

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