I saw a man with a book in his hand and a great burden upon his back... What does it mean to be on a journey of faith? What does it look like? John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progressis a timeless story that explores these questions and delves deep into the answers. Christian, Bunyan's central character, could represent any one of us. His challenges, his hopes, his trials and triumphs are universally experienced in life - and have been throughout history. Over 40 days, follow the truly amazing and inspirational journey for yourself and discover truths on sin, salvation, direction and freedom in Christ. With a daily passage from The Pilgrim's Progress, relevant Bible verses and reflections, see how this classic tale can connect with God's story and your life.

To Be A Pilgrim: 40 Days With The Pilgrim's Progress

Religion & Spirituality

Morden, Peter

Broomhall, Ruth

Christian Books & Bibles

Soon after Jesus began his public ministry, he called his first "disciples". He would teach and train them and then, after his death and resurrection, commission and empower them to go to the "nations" to make more "followers" of himself. The risen Jesus is still calling and sending disciples today. If we heed his call the result can be just as transformative and as exciting as it was for the first disciples. While there are no explicit occurrences of the term "disciple" outside the Gospels and Acts, with only two further biblical references to "followers" of Jesus, it is Peter Morden's conviction that we need the whole Bible if we are going to be whole-life disciples. He reflects on Scripture and asks the primary question, "How do we live as committed disciples of Jesus today?" He explores the foundations, the resources and the practice of discipleship, from a range of Old and New Testament texts. The result is a well-rounded and satisfying picture of Christian discipleship, one that is wonderfully attractive as well as deeply challenging.

The Message of Discipleship: Authentic Followers Of Jesus In Today's World (The Bible Speaks Today Themes)

Examines the key aspects of the life and thought of Andrew Fuller (founder of the Baptist Missionary Society). Andrew Fuller (1754-1815) was one of the foremost English Baptist ministers of his generation, whose influence was to spread to North America and, indeed, around the world. This study uses considerable primary material to examine the central aspects of Fuller's life and thought, including his work as a theologian and missionary statesman. Despite his importance, Fuller has been largely neglected by both theologians and historians of the Evangelical and Baptist movements. This in-depth yet accessible study seeks to redress the balance. It shows Fuller to be a significant figure, one whose life and work have continuing relevance today.

Offering Christ to the World: Andrew Fuller & the Revival of English Particular Baptist Life (Studies in Baptist History and Thought)

History

World

Paternoster (Print on Demand)

A critical biography of Andrew Fuller to coincide with the bicentenary of his death.   Baptist minister, theologian and missionary statesman Andrew Fuller (1754-1815) was a hugely significant figure - he was instrumental in the rise of the modern missionary movement and the spread of the gospel around the world, and important in the revival of eighteenth-century Baptist life. This new work shows how faith and trust in God enables us to move mountains of unbelief to see the Holy Spirit come in power and conviction.

Andrew Fuller (1754-1815)

At Spurgeon's funeral in 1892 he was called the 'Prince of Preachers' but he is also known for much more than that... So who was the real man behind the headlines? Was he different in private to the way he appeared in public? What was his prayer-life like and his attitude to the Bible? Did he have weaknesses and how were these overcome? All these questions are explored in Peter Morden's fine book. To help you on your journey to discover more about Spurgeon, and ultimately the Lord Jesus, there are sections at the end of each chapter to challenge and encourage. This beautifully designed book accompanies the drama documentary of the same name and is fully illustrated with photos, pictures and stills from the film. 'This inspiring and illuminating biography by Peter Morden tells the story of Spurgeon's achievements beyond the pulpit, through his social ministries and his concern for the training of pastors, with his lasting legacy of 'Spurgeons' (formerly Spurgeon's Child Care) and Spurgeon's Theological College.' David Coffey, President of the Baptist World Alliance, Governor at Spurgeon's College

C H Spurgeon - The People's Preacher

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

The Pilgrim's Progresshas become the world's second most printed book, after the Bible. The story of 'Christian' and his perilous journey towards the 'Celestial City' is loved by many, and so too was its author - John Bunyan, the 'People's Pilgrim'. Bunyan's own life was one marked by trial and suffering, including twelve years in prison for refusing to stop preaching the gospel. Bunyan used this time to grow closer to God and to pen some of the acknowledged classics of English literature. Written in the style of his popular biography of C.H. Spurgeon, Peter Morden's engaging account of Bunyan's life is further enhanced by beautiful illustrations. Each chapter concludes with 'Going Further' and 'Your Own Journey' sections, to spur you on in your walk with God.

The People's Pilgrim: John Bunyan Biography

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