Most people live or work among Muslim colleagues and neighbours, or mingle with Islamic people on trips overseas. But many Christians struggle to see beyond the stereotypes to connect in depth with the people they meet.

Rarely are human dilemmas out of the news. And what medical science can do and ought to do - or ought not to do - impinges on our personal lives, families and societies.

Peter Dixon offers a moral framework on which to base our thinking, undergirded by a solid confidence in God's sovereignty as we face the uncertainty of the real world.

Cooking breakfast, driving to work, sorting out the laundry, answering e-mails ... All of these activities are as much part of our daily discipleship as praying, singing in church or teaching Sunday school. For the spiritual life is first of all a life.

In this gutsy and intimate book, Rachel Gardner tackles head-on the issues facing teenage girls: self-image, the pull of the in-crowd, puberty, boys, sex, regrets and godly ambition. Credible yet shot through with biblical wisdom, parents and youthworkers can give this book with confidence.

For too many Christians, the resurrection is just a nice thing to believe: the ‘happy' ending' to the gospel, as though after the darkness of the cross, Spielberg was brought in to do the finish. Bu...

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FRESH provides bite-sized daily inspirations and challenges for new students covering everything from writing essays to writing home, from making friends to making the grade, from debt to dating.