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Gospel e-books is working together with Christian publishers to allow you to choose what e-books you’d like to have discounted. Cast your vote below and the book with the most votes in each poll will be placed on sale soon after. If there are less than 100 total votes in a particular poll, the winning book will not be discounted.
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Kregel: 31 Days to Walking with God in the Workplace by R. Larry Moyer vs. Approaching God: Daily Reflections for Growing Christians by Paul Enns
Intervarsity Press: Write Better: A Lifelong Editor on Craft, Art, and Spirituality by Andrew T. Le Peau vs. Journaling as a Spiritual Practice: Encountering God Through Attentive Writing by Helen Cepero
New Leaf: Noah’s Ark: Thinking Outside the Box by Tim Lovett vs. The Building of the Ark Encounter
Good Book Company: Humble Calvinism: And if I Know the Five Points, But Have Not Love … by J.A. Medders vs. Growing in Gratitude: Rediscovering the Joy of a Thankful Heart by Mary K. Mohler
Christian Focus: Better Than We Dreamed: The Story of Elaine Townsend by Simona Gorton vs. Counting the Cost: Kidnapped in the Niger Delta by David Donovan & Shirley Donovan
Reformation Heritage: Building a Godly Home, Volume 3: A Holy Vision for Raising Children by William Gouge vs. Family Worship Bible Guide by Michael Barrett, Joel Beeke, Jerry Bilkes, Paul Smalley
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Author(s): Gem Fadling & Alan FadlingPublisher: Intervarsity Press
Price: $2.99 (Mar 2-3)
What do you really want? What is your soul clinging to? What is getting in your way?
In these pages, Gem and Alan Fadling outline eight key questions that offer deep insight into how we experience soul change. These questions open the door to spiritual transformation. They help us unpack where we are stuck, where we are in pain, where we are afraid and much more. They also reveal the path to joy and to the heart of God. Spiritual inventories and exercises will guide you, along with stories from Gem and Alan’s lives and their ministry together through Unhurried Living.
“Embarking on a journey of transformation involves remaining awake to a deeper level of reality that is always present,” writes the Fadlings. “Remaining on this journey requires a simpler, God focus. These eight questions about transformation can help us cultivate this kind of deeper awareness and soul focus. These paths help keep us on the journey of transformation. They keep us in the presence of the transforming One.”
This practical, personal book offers a path to understanding what God wants to reveal in your soul.
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Book details:
Kregel: Basic Questions on Genetics, Stem Cell Research and Cloning: Are These Technologies Okay to Use? by John Kilner vs. The Mysterious Epigenome by Thomas E. Woodward & James P. Gills
Intervarsity Press: The Accidental Anglican: The Surprising Appeal of the Liturgical Church by Todd D. Hunter vs. Giving Church Another Chance: Finding New Meaning in Spiritual Practices by Todd D. Hunter
New Leaf: Advice for Seekers by Charles Spurgeon vs. Mornings and Evenings with Spurgeon by Charles Spurgeon
Good Book Company: Engaging with Jewish People: Understanding their World; Sharing Good News by Randy Newman vs. Engaging with Hindus: Understanding their World; Sharing good news by Robin Thomson
Christian Focus: A Basket of Fragments: Notes for Revival by Robert M. McCheyne vs. Robert Murray McCheyne: A Burning Light by Alexander Smellie
Reformation Heritage: Pentecostal Outpourings: Revival and the Reformed Tradition by Michael A. G. Haykin, Robert Davis Smart, Ian Hugh Clary vs. Devoted to the Service of the Temple: Piety, Persecution, and Ministry in the Writings of Hercules Collins by Michael A.G. Haykin & Steve Weaver
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Author(s): Michael FrostPublisher: Intervarsity Press
Price: $2.99 (Feb 24-25)
12th Annual Outreach Resource of the Year Recommendation (Missional Church)
2014 Best Book of Missional Theology, from Byron Borger, Hearts and Minds Bookstore
The story of Christianity is a story of incarnation―God taking on flesh and dwelling among the people he created. God appointing and sending people as his body, his hands, and feet. Disciples of Jesus bearing the good news even as they bear the marks of his passion. Whatever Christianity is, it is at least a matter of flesh and blood and the ends of the earth.
And yet so much of contemporary Christian culture is rooted not in the incarnation but in escape―escape from the earth to heaven, escape from the suffering of this world, escape even from one another. Christianity is increasingly understood as something personal, conceptual, interior, private, neighborless. If Jesus was God incarnate, the church is in danger of being excarnate.
Michael Frost expertly and prophetically exposes the gap between the faith we profess and the faith we practice. And he offers new hope for how the church can fulfill its vocation: to be the hands and feet of Christ to one another and to our neighbors, to the ends of the earth and to the end of the age.
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Author(s): Keith R. Anderson
Publisher: Intervarsity Press
Price: $4.99 (Ends Feb 26)
2016 IVP Readers’ Choice Award
“Biblical spirituality . . . asserts that God is not done with the business of revelation and creation but instead continues to have something to say and something yet to be accomplished in the very culture that isn’t sure if God is done speaking.” So begins Keith Anderson as he invites us on a journey to relearn how to listen. “My claim is simple: spirituality is grounded in ordinary life experiences. We need to learn to listen to rhythms of life, narratives, and creation.”
Rather than settling for a one-sided relationship with God in which we speak but never hear back, we can learn to hear God as we go through our lives. The key is paying attention to the moments that make up our days. As we participate in the world around us, God speaks to us through creation, through the stories we tell, through our pain and as we follow God down unexpected pathways.
Learning to listen doesn’t happen in ten easy steps. Instead, it is a process of approaching the world with wonder and curiosity as we seek to make sense of what we hear. Hearing God speak takes time and practice, and Anderson offers reflective exercises at the end of each chapter to help us along the way.
Listen―and step into a world alive with God’s presence.
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Author(s): Mark DeVries & Scott Pontier
Publisher: Intervarsity Press
Price: $4.99 (Ends Feb 26)
Young adult ministry scares us.
Young adults seem to like the elusive Holy Grail demographic in Christian ministry. We often treat them like another species, with an inscrutable culture all their own. To have a thriving ministry to young adults, we’re told, we’ll need to be up-to-date on all the latest trends. We’ll need to change up our worship style. We’ll need to make programs. But what if a young adult ministry isn’t actually as enigmatic as we’ve been led to believe? What if it actually looks an awful lot like . . . faithful Christian ministry?
Scott Pontier and Mark DeVries know firsthand the challenges of young adult ministry. In Sustainable Young Adult Ministry, they explore six common mistakes churches make in their efforts to reach this demographic―mistakes they themselves have made―and offer six paradoxes that upend our presuppositions and return us to a simpler, more biblical ministry model. Full of practical advice and complete with a wealth of additional resources, this book offers a fresh perspective on young adult ministry that is grounded in long ministry experience and in the timeless gospel of Jesus.
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Author(s): John Stott
Publisher: Intervarsity Press
Price: $2.99 (Ends Feb 26)
We live in a land where truth is subjective, individualized, and culturally conditioned. That same troubling thinking had invaded the churches led by Timothy and Titus, so Paul’s pastoral letters to them focus on the objective and universal truth revealed in Jesus.
John Stott’s teachings from The Message of 1 Timothy and Titus and The Message of 2 Timothy are offered here as brief devotional readings suitable for daily use. Designed as a church resource for small groups, this book includes thirteen weekly studies that take you passage by passage through the pastoral letters, allowing readers to enjoy the riches of Stott’s writings in a new, easy-to-use format.
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