As a counsellor, based in Exeter's Cathedral Green, Evie Adams ponders the extraordinary circumstances surrounding her latest clients, and the way they've impacted upon her own life. On the one hand is Phoebe, terrified that a distant relation is going to contest her deceased mother's will. On the other is Matt, seeking, with Evie's help,to solve the mystery surrounding his biological parentage - all of which raises the question again and again as to whether adoption equates to being chosen or cheated. Waiting for the higher ferry to take her across the River Dart from Dartmouth to Kingswear, Evie can't help equating it to some people's real-life experiences. Back and forth they ply, driven by an outside force; tethered to a lifestyle that inhibits freedom. Is Matt's cousin one of them, Evie wonders? Will she ever be unleashed, and thus be enabled to follow her dreams.

Chosen?

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Menzies, Mel

Mystery

Malcolm Down Publishing Ltd

In a culture that seeks to privatise and relativise truth in matters of faith, Peter May makes a robust case for the role of persuasive evangelism. Grounded in a lifetime of biblical study and practical experience.The Search for God provides a challenge to enthusiastically engage in reachin twenty–first–century men and women with a reasoned faith that helps answer the difficult questions. Does life have a meaning? Does it matter what I do? Is there any real evidence for God? Are the New Testament documents authentic? Why and how did Christianity spread so rapidly in the ancient world? And most urgently, how should it be communicated today?

The Search For God and the Path to Persuasion

May,Peter

Religion & Spirituality

When someone mentions the City of Cambridge you probably think of an iconic building, its four corners stretching out of the once medieval mud and into the arms of everlasting heaven, its white limestone yearning into eternity... and without even knowing exactly what ephemeral joys or permanent wonders the vision brings to mind, it s a safe bet that the one thought which doesn t occur to you is that the Chapel might not be there by Christmas. Theo (Theophilus Ambrose Fitzwilliam Wedderburn to his friends) is a Junior Research Fellow in Number Theory. Prompted by a supervisee to demonstrate how to trace the provenance of bitcoins, Theo happens across a shocking revelation, with embarrassing ramifications for the whole University. Meanwhile he is being stalked unseen by someone from his childhood. To his annoyance, Theo falls for a cheap con... and discovers a horror set not only to rock the very seat of power itself but to change the face of Cambridge and its beautifully iconic image for ever.

An Elegant Solution

Literature & Fiction

Atkins, Anne

Genre Fiction

Some call today's refugee crisis a disaster. Patrick Johnstone sees divine blessings. Millions are on the move, driven by war, drought, terrorism, poverty, failed states, environmental catastrophes, disease, revolutions, and the desire for a better life. Christians have a unique perspective because Jesus was a refugee. So was Abraham. So was Joseph. So was Moses. 'God has used migration for millennia to achieve His purposes for His people,' says Johnstone, the pioneering missionary researcher and author of the bestselling book Operation World. 'He is doing so again in our time.' Today, some turn their backs on refugees. Patrick Johnstone helps us understand what's causing today's refugee crisis, explore Christian theology and tradition on migration, and see how Christian workers around the globe are opening their hearts to embrace these modern outcasts. 'The world has literally come to our doorstep,' says Johnstone. 'Will we open the door?'

Serving God in a Migrant Crisis: Ministry to People on the Move

Patrick Johnstone

For the first time ever, more people now live in cities than outside them. Veteran researcher and missiologist Patrick Johnstone explores the fastest growing cities and megacities, showing how Christian workers address people's spiritual, physical, and social needs. Cities offer both big headaches and vast opportunities, and agencies that once focused on rural work are increasingly turning their attention to urban centers. Patrick shares God's heart for the city and introduces pastors, missionaries, and community workers who are addressing urbanisation's key challenges.

Serving God in Today's Cities

Politics & Social Sciences

Johnstone, Patrick

Sociology

For much of her teenage life, Joanne Gilchrist was desperate for a boyfriend and searching for love. She scared away the exact same men she wanted to attract and no matter how hard she tried, she couldn't manipulate her perfect relationship into existence. That's when God intervened. Over time, God showed her how to put her love life into His hands and trust Him as the creator of her heart to care for her deepest need.Looking for Love is for those who have a deep desire to love and be loved but who have believed at some point that this desire cannot be filled by God. Gilchrist looks at the purpose for which we were made and the purpose for marriage, comparing them to our needs and desires. She also considers some of the challenges young women face today as they try so desperately to do love and relationships in the right way while seeing so many examples of doing it wrong.Looking for Love offers a fresh perspective to help you focus on how God sees you, how God sees marriage, and help you find the way to fulfilling the deepest desires of your heart.

Looking for Love:: Finding God's True Purpose in Love and Marriage

Gilchrist, Joanne

365 Bible Stories, Prayers and Promises

James, Bethan

John Houghton became a God-searcher at a time when churches were going under the hammer, vicars no longer believed their own faith, and God was pronounced dead. But John possessed an insatiable curiosity and wanted to find out for himself… In spite of a relentlessly scientific and rationalistic education, something nagged inside him. Could there be more to life? Science can only observe and measure, but how could you measure the unmeasurable? The artistic, creative side of his personality demanded answers that science could never supply. So can God still have a place in a world rules by science and technology? How can there be a God of love given so much appalling suffering in this world? Hasn’t evolution disproved the existence of God, anyway? Fresh Footprints seeks to answer these and many other questions. Using the idea of a seashore journey, the author invites readers to discover a relationship with God for themselves.

Fresh Footprints: In Search of a Lost God

Houghton, John

Baby Box (The)

How do we raise up radical disciples that change neighborhoods and nations? Discipleship is not the call for the few but for all who follow Jesus. We are all called to become and to make multiplying disciples. In Multiplying Disciples, Phil Wilthew explores the three-dimensional life of every disciple, unveiling an easily transferable toolkit for living life like Jesus. Wilthew considers the upward life of red-hot devotion to God, the inward life of character in community, and the electrifying outward call to make a difference in the world in Jesus name. Jesus' discipleship model has now become our mandate for multiplication, and the goal of this book is to help release radical disciple-making disciples all over the world, who can perpetuate the glory of God wherever they go, into every sphere of society.

Multiplying Disciples:: A Toolkit for Learning to Live Like Jesus

Wilthew, Phil

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