On F.B. Meyers death in 1929 obituaries in the secular press were clear that he was a key player on the world scene yet this is the first chronological account of his life. F.B. Meyer was the minister of one of Britains first megachurches. Coming from a conventional middle class Victorian background he experienced no dramatic conversion. He was not a distinguished scholar and not a dramatic orator. His slight figure and retiring manner meant that he did not stand out in a crowd. Yet he drew crowds by the thousands wrote books which sold by the millions and attracted working class people.The range of Meyers activities are astonishing preacher pastor writer social activist Baptist president advocate for missionary work and more. In his last years he declared If I had a hundred lives they should be at Christs disposal. At times it seemed as though he was living a hundred lives. 208 pages.

I Dared To Call Him Father remains a classic case history in the ongoing dialogue between Muslims and Christians, as well as an enthralling story of faith and courage in the face of danger and difficulty. Bilquis Sheikh was a Pakistani woman of noble birth. Left by her husband, a high-ranking government official, she retreated to her family estate to live out her days in quiet luxury. But the deep-down peace she sought eluded her. Does God still speak to people today? This true story answers that question with a resounding yes. Searching in the Quran, Bilquis Sheikh found references to the prophet Jesus. So she turned to the pages of the Christian Bible to see if they could shed more light on this mysterious figure. At the same time a series of strange dreams launched her on a quest that would bring her to crisis point. Was Islam still the right way for her, or could God be known more personally? Her decision would change her life forever. This new edition includes previously unpublished material which brings the story up to date.

Even Jennifer herself has in the light of severe recent tragedies found herself gaining a new understanding of all she has been through. This book looks back at the traumas and insecurities of her childhood, the joys and trials of family life through the most testing of circumstances, the confusion caused by her life-threatening illness and subsequent miracle healing, the pain of bereavement and ndash; the most recent chapter that no-one foresaw ndash; divorce from her husband Tony. Journey Into God's Heart is an epic saga of a unique woman's journey through the fire. An adventure that lasts a lifetime, a path strewn with heart-testing challenges. Written as compellingly as a novel, it presents a completely new perspective on the story told in Jennifer's previous autobiographical books Beyond Healing and Unexpected Healing. Her journey unfolds against the backdrop of the momentous changes undergone by the evangelical and charismatic church in the mid and late twentieth century. 288 pages.

There is a widespread myth that young people are reckless and irresponsible. To contradict this, the authors present a profile of 12 groups of young people who experienced the presence of God and acted to change their communities in Jesus' name. True-life stories to encourage other young people.

In order to understand the ministry of A.W. Tozer, it is important to know who he was, including his relationship with God. In The Life of Tozer by James L. Snyder, you'll learn about the life of the man behind such Christian classics as The Pursuit of God and The Attributes of God. As you come to know Tozer you'll also come to know better the God he was devoted to as well.

The remarkable ministry of Des Sinclair, a South African evangelist who has seen the power of God at work first hand. Dr Des Sinclair has witnessed many remarkable miracles in the course of his healing and evangelistic ministry. For over two decades he and his wife Ros have travelled throughout Africa. He has seen a man raised from the dead: he has been released from prison in extraordinary circumstances. He has preached the gospel in the face of fierce opposition, particularly from Muslim groups. He was thrown out by his father when just 11 years old. He has been abused, imprisoned, tortured, sentenced to death - yet in obedience to the perceived call of God he has pressed on. His conviction, shared through story after story, is that when you put your life on the line for God, it will become a life-line for others to hold on to.

Read the incredible story of Hanna Shahin, a Palestinian boy raised in the old city of Jerusalem who was saved and transformed by the grace of God, then empowered to become a leading Christian Broadcaster. His ministry has affected the lives of untold millions of listeners from Iraq on the east to Morocco on the west, and every country in between. Here is powerful proof of the liberating grace of God, which took a young man bent on hate and made him an instrument of healing and redemption in the war-torn Middle East. From the orphanage to the airwaves, Shahin's life demonstrates the change God can make in anyone who becomes a true Christ-follower.

Is there life after death? After a tragic accident, doctors pronounced Richard Sigmund legally dead. Eight hours later, God miraculously brought him back to life on the way to the morgue. During those hours, God allowed him to experience the glorious beauty, heavenly sounds, sweet aromas, and boundless joys of heaven that await every believer. God then returned him back to earth with a mission… …to tell the world what he saw. You will thrill to Sigmund's eyewitness account of strolling down heaven's streets of gold, seeing angels playing with children, talking with Jesus, meeting with people from the Bible and departed family and friends, seeing the mansions, and much more! Through Sigmund's testimony, God has restored sight to the blind and hearing to the deaf and has even raised several people from the dead. Also, you will catch a glimpse of the horrifying reality of "the other place"--a place where no one wants to go.

This is the heart-rending true story of how God turned around a life which started tragically, from abusive foster homes all the way to Borstal. It is a powerful testimony of how God reached John. Changed him completely and led him to work with children on the streets of Manchester. A lonely adolescent drifts into petty crime and finds himself in the dark underworld of the street where drink, drugs and violence are part of everyday life. Yet running through this fascinating human story is a parallel 'God Story'. John Robinson had the worst possible start in life. Taken into care at four months old, he was left in abusive foster homes for most of his childhood. At fourteen he was sent to a detention centre for arson. Gravitating towards a life of crime, he moved from borstal to the streets, to psychiatric hospital, a scarred, tattooed, broken and angry young man. Yet God had plans for John. Today he runs the Eden Bus Ministry: frontline youth buses which travel the toughest parts of Manchester with the gospel. The teams befriend young people and sometimes accompany them to court.

A collection of nine short and very diverse inspiring biographies: Many of the names will be unfamiliar, but their stories are full of interest and inspiration, each in its own way bearing witness to the faithfulness and goodness of the God whose love and mercy know no bounds. James Lackingston, Richard Rodda, Fanny Burnett, Michael Bruce, Lorenzo Dow, Elizabeth Singer Rowe, William Dell, Hallgrimur Petursson, Patricia St John.

Merlin Carothers extols the power of praise at all times. 'Discovering the power in praise was one of the most exciting experiences I'd ever had,' writes Merlin Carothers. In simple terms he describes how his life was transformed by finding faith in Christ. Using many stories from his own experience as a US army chaplain, he issues a radical challenge to praise God in all circumstances. 'Miracles, power and victory will all be part of what God does in our lives when we learn to rejoice in all things,' he promises.

This book holds the life stories of twelve very different people who have all come to the same conclusion. In Real Lives you will meet, among others - a famous footballer - a sophisticated lady from South Africa - an Olympic athlete - a backpacker exploring the States - a Brahmin from India - a young, abused girl - the greatest man in history who was a child refugee - and the author's own story of a changed life.

Rees Howells' left school at the age of twelve, working in a tin mill and then in a coal mine. As he came to know the redeeming power of his Lord and Saviour he faced the implications of an entire surrender, learnt to love the unlovely, and found the key to the power of prayer. He became the channel of a mighty revival in Africa and was taught the principles of divine healing. Rees Howells progressed so far in faith that even world events were affected by his prayers. Every chapter in this biography is full of drama and light. It is an enthralling story, told with simplicity, humanity and humour.

Believers in the West are understanding more about Christians struggling in other parts of the world. However, many of the accounts of the persecuted church are missing an important part of the story--the women. In this stirring book, Anneke Companjen sheds light on the lives of eleven women suffering persecution in nine different countries around the world. Through their true stories of imprisonment, full of loss and pain, and unexpected joy, these women inspire Western readers to persevere and endure their own hardships for the cause of Christ. At the end of each chapter there are questions for deeper study, whether for individual use or as a guide for small groups seeking to understand and pray for our persecuted sisters. Readers will be deeply moved by the strength and faith of these courageous women. 304 pages.

Real gospel meets real life. As a firefighter, Keith Mitchell is trained to snatch people from flames. As a Christian, he sees sin as a fire to be fought in our lives. This results in real living, life with freedom and a purpose, with a happy eternity thrown in. Don't read this book if you want religion, answers to life's great mysteries or the secret of winning the lottery. Do read it if you are willing to put your prejudices behind you and be open-minded and willing to change as a result of meeting someone far more important than all of the above - Jesus.

"Nobody's Child" described John Robinson's journey from brutal foster homes, through borstal, prison and life on the streets, to his discovery of the transforming love of Christ. Today he leads the astonishingly effective Eden Bus Ministry in Manchester. In 2004 he received the Unsung Heroes Award. "Somebody's Child" continues John's story. The Bus Ministry operates in tough, often volatile areas, and the volunteers rely on skill, teamwork and prayer support. John tells dramatic, profoundly moving stories of damaged young people who discover the life-changing power of Christ's love.

An inspiring, illuminating biography about the life and achievements of Charles Haddon Spurgeon from the pulpit where he preached to thousands of Londoners for over 60 years to the lasting legacy that he left behind in relation to Child Care and Theological Study.

In her typically engaging and enthralling style, Faith Cook shows us how God graciously works in individuals' lives. Among others here we find the encouraging short stories of John Foxe, Fanny Guinness, John Gifford and 'Grimshaw's men', Paul Greenwood and Jonathan Maskew. 'Those who turn many to righteousness shall shine like the stars of heaven for ever and ever' (Daniel 12:3). 'Stars in God's sky' is just vintage Faith Cook. Don't miss out on this new treasure; instead, buy, read, enjoy, be blessed, and share with others!' - Roger Carswell, Evangelist, Leeds, UK 'This is a selection of inspiring and easy to read biographies. These believers 'being dead yet speak' (Hebrews 11:4), and their stories in different ways highlight the reality of God's keeping grace. Remembering ordinary people, and how God cares for them through the most trying times is a certain antidote for discouragement, and an inspiration to persevere in following Christ.' - Sharon James, author of EP titles, Gentle Rain On Tender Grass, Dawn Of Heaven Breaks.

A true story of freedom and miraculous healing as a Muslim girl finds faith in Christ.

When Gulshan Esther, a devout Muslim girl, was six months old, typhoid left her a cripple. Her loving father took her from Pakistan to England to find a cure, but the only hope the British specialist could offer was prayer. Gulshan and her father made pilgrimage to Mecca and begged Allah for healing, but it was not until her father's untimely death that Gulshan began to receive an answer. In her grief she wanted to die, but as she called out to God, for the first time in her life she sensed she was being heard. She heard a low, gentle voice say, "I won't let you die. I will keep you alive. I am Jesus, son of Mary."

As Gulshan began reading the Quran, her interest in Jesus grew, until one amazing night he appeared to her in her bedroom in a blaze of light. He restored her crippled arm and leg and taught her The Lord's Prayer. He told her to go to his people (now her people) and tell them what he had done. Since that time, and to this day, she has been a joyous, obedient disciple of Christ. The Torn Veil is an amazing story of faith and determination.

Stories of changed lives from three more members of the famous powerlifting evangelism team from the east end of London. Since the publication of Tough Talk back in 2000 the Tough Talk team have established themselves as one of the most well-known evangelistic teams in the UK today. Making over 250 appearances each year in churches, prisons and schools as well as numerous outdoor events, the team share their stories of salvation using powerlifting as a unique backdrop. This new book features three more men who are now part of the Tough Talk Team: When Joe Lampshire's father left, he was devastated, thinking it was his fault. He was then drawn towards the occult world where an experience with the ouija board left him fearing for his life. Martyn Parrish was a young man with no self-esteem. Descending the slippery slope of drug addiction he realised he needed help. While attempting to get his life together he met Tough Talk founder Ian McDowall and it had a profound influence on his life. As a young man, Simon Pinchbeck was notoriously violent. After becoming a policeman he soon gained a reputation for being the 'hard man' in the force but one day went too far. 'These three genuine stories are each very different but have a common theme. Each life has been dramatically changed from one that was spiralling out of control because of drugs, alcohol, selfishness, greed and violence, to a life that has peace, hope, purpose and direction. The message behind these stories is that anyone, irrespective of their background and past mistakes, can have a totally new start in their life. I unreservedly recommend it.' Professor Michael Steward, Chairman of Trustees, Tough Talk