Steve Timmis

A Wilderness of Mirrors

Christian Living

“A Wilderness of Mirrors is a really good book — well researched, well written, and well worth reading. Mark Meynell does an excellent job of analyzing the skepticism of our age and showing there are good reasons for cynicism. However, he also shows us why the God of the Bible is utterly different and how we must learn to doubt our doubts if we are going to see God for who he truly is as the promise keeper. We’ve all struggled with trust, but Mark gives us a solid base from which we can learn to truly trust.”

Lies Pastors Believe

Church Leadership & Ministry

“Dayton Hartman shows great maturity in the way he addresses some of the lies that church leaders are tempted to believe whilst wooing our hearts with the compelling beauty of Christ. Read and enjoy. I'm certain you'll be refreshed, challenged, and encouraged in your work for the Lord.”

Strangers Next Door

Evangelism & Missions

“The world has not only shrunk; it has become energetic and mobile. It might be a tad clichéd to say it, but the world is now on our doorstep, which requires us to take the gospel seriously and devise a mission strategy to reach, train, partner and resource our global neighbors as they return to their homes with the gospel. J. D. Payne has presented us with the gospel imperative to take responsibility for those from all over the world who are among us. Some books impress you with their fresh insight, while others hit you with a clear and compelling statement of the obvious. This book does the latter, and it does it very well indeed.”