Ian Stackhouse

Exorcism and Deliverance Ministry in the Twentieth Century

History & Biography

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Imaging the Story

Arts & Literature

“There has been a much-needed coming together of theology and the arts in recent years--some might call it a resurgence. Gill Sakakini and Karen Case-Green have been very much a part of this, and provide here in Imaging the Story an original as well as practical guide in how to celebrate both word and image throughout the biblical narrative: from creation to consummation. The church, to whom the book is dedicated, desperately needs resources like this.”

Kingdom First

Christian Living

“Bob has been thinking and talking about the church all his life. Like many of us, he believes it should be missional. But missional for Bob means people not programs, stories not strategies, disciples not decisions. I am delighted he has put all of this into a book. As the present incumbent of his beloved Millmead, I heartily recommend Kingdom First to you.”

The Art of Pastoring

Church Leadership & Ministry

“This book literally saved my ministry.”

The Book of Job and the Mission of God

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“A wonderfully fresh approach to mission which takes seriously the pain of the world and our responsibility to bring this to God. At a time when other, very powerful theologies are promising untold prosperity, The Book of Job and the Mission of God provides us with an alternative narrative, a way of asking the big questions, and ultimately a plea to advocate for the poor. By looking at the world through tears, Tim Davy has taken Nicholas Wolterstorff’s advice to heart, and in the process has offered us perspectives from the biblical text we could not otherwise see. A fascinating read.”

Unlocking the Fountains

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In his inimitable way Andrew Mayes manages, once again, to combine geography, theology, spirituality—as well as ecology—as the means by which he draws us deeper into God. In an accessible yet very deep style, this book opens up to us wells of salvation and rivers of life. I commend it to you!”

Why Have You Forsaken Me?

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“"It is a well-known fact that the Church doesn't 'do depression' Melancholy just doesn't sit comfortably with our sanguine view of spiritual progress. Thank God, however, that John Colwell has the guts to attend to this erroneous state of affairs and offer us a spirituality that embraces the wintry as well as the sunny seasons of our lives.”