Discover a whole new way of reading the Bible in Richard Foster's first major new book for nearly a decade.

Why is it that Christians try so hard to place the Bible at the centre of their lives, but in reality get very little from it in terms of genuine life-transforming practice?

Richard Foster believes that it is because we fail to grasp the overriding coherent message of the Bible - that all of Scripture is unified around the theme of living a vibrant and dynamic life with God. Breaking up history into fifteen epochs that reveal the unfolding of God's plan for seeking out a relationship with us, Foster sees the Bible as 'the loving heart of God made visible and plain.'

Walking with God is unlike any book John Eldredge has written. It moves through a year in his life showing and teaching what conversational intimacy with God can be like. It teaches readers how to make decisions aligning with God's will, understand barriers and 'agreements' keeping them from the life God intends, fight spiritual battles for their own heart and for others, and much more.

Ultimately, Walking with God shows readers that walking intimately with Him can be a normal part of the Christian life.

Mackenzie Philips' youngest daughter has been abducted during a family holiday and evidence that she may have been murdered is found in an abandoned shack deep in the Oregon wilderness. Four years later, Mack receives a suspicious note, apparently from God, inviting him back to the shack for a weekend.

In a world where religion seems to grow increasingly irrelevant The Shack wrestles with the timeless question 'Where is God in a world so filled with unspeakable pain?'

After coming through what seemed like a lifetime of abuse, hardship and oppression, Joyce Meyer has come to live everyday in victory and joy. She now gives her life away to spread the word that an exciting, enjoyable life is available to everyone!

This book from Joyce Meyer is a transformative journey that will take you from the drudgery of ordinary living to the vigour and excitement of following God's path every day.

Gram Seed was that lad, written off by family, neighbours, teachers and the police as a lost cause, his early life taking him through shoplifting, football hooliganism, multiple stabbings and beatings, alcoholism, drug addiction, homelessness and several jail sentences to a six-day coma. His autobiography, One Step Beyond, tells of his journey from despair and near death to hope, faith, salvation and redemption.

Gram tells how following his miraculous recovery and rehabilitation and with the strength of his new-found faith he has established the Sowing Seeds Ministries, through which he shows those treading the same treacherous road he was travelling that there is a much better alternative.

'God can use anybody. If he could use Peter, Moses, Jonah, David, Judah or Gideon, he can use you and me.'

All of us have fallen short of God's standards, and it may be that you have fallen further than most. It is easy for you, and those who know you, to believe that you have blown your chance to fulfil God's plan for your life.

But God has not finished yet! He is the God of second chances. His love is everlasting and unconditional, no matter what we have done to grieve him in the past. The path to restoration will not be easy but, through faith, God can use you again. R T Kendall's inspiring new book will show you how.

The third book in the Sunrise Series from Karen Kingsbury.

Pressures of the celebrity lifestyle weigh heavily on Dayne and Katy Matthews as they take on separate movie projects. Tabloid rumours talk of trouble and unfaithfulness between the two, but finally something drastic catches Dayne's attention and makes him realise the destruction they're playing with. But will it be too late? The Flanigan family recognises the deep loss of the Christian Kids Theatre programme, and they lead a final effort to keep the theatre from being torn down.

Meanwhile, John Baxter takes the next step in his growing relationship with Elaine, giving him a season to contemplate selling the Baxter house and, along with it, losing a lifetime of memories made there. As the rest of the family considers the future and what may lie ahead, they must pull together like never before. Only their undying love for each other can help the Baxters get past the trials of today for a life they know is possible... someday.

When Robin Oake's son, Special Branch officer Stephen, was killed by a terorist while on duty, a press conference was called. There, a journalist asked 'Mr Oake, what do you think about the man who killed your son?' and received a startling reply: 'I don't know the man or all the circumstances of the operation but from my heart I forgive him.' Another journalist said 'You what?' and our response may well be the same. But in this poweful book, Robin shares his story and the reasons behind this amazing forgiveness.