Resourcing the Church the Alpha way…

A group of near-strangers meet. They share food. They watch a film clip together. And then quickly transition from small talk to discussing some of the big questions around the Christian faith. Is there more to life than this? Who is Jesus? Why did Jesus die? Sure, it can sometimes be awkward. There can be uncomfortable silences and opposing opinions but that’s what forms the backbone of the journey on Alpha and what’s remarkable is that these near-strangers often become close life-long friends.

Holy Habits by Andrew Roberts, Author Interview

A major new study from Harvard* suggests that adults who stick to five healthy habits can add more than a decade to their lives. So how much could people who stick to ten holy habits add to their lives? Andrew Roberts is well-placed to answer that, having been instrumental in the creation and roll-out of an exciting new discipleship resource from BRF.

A Review of 'The New Normal' by Lisa Severine Nolland

What is new is not always normal, and some rather abnormal things are now being forced into attempted normalcy by activists and militants. The transgender agenda is a clear case in point. Up until a few years ago almost no one thought it normal for someone born male to later simply decide he is now female.

New Children’s Book Publisher

A new name in children’s publishing has emerged over the last year – Sarah Grace. As a trained psychotherapist, she uses her counselling skills to oversee the development of authors’ manuscripts, working with them closely to ensure their titles are the best they can be. However, author development is not the only string to her bow, as in 2017 she launched the Sarah Grace children’s imprint.

Bestselling Author Bridges the Gap Between Faith and Culture

Timothy Keller’s readers value his faithful treatment of the Bible alongside his deep, nuanced thinking about culture, bringing the two together to write books that are both authoritative in their teaching yet warm and non-judgemental in tone. It’s this warmth and relatability that draws the reader in and holds their interest, whether they are already Christian or struggle with the idea of faith.

An Incredible Story of Faith, Hope and Forgiveness in the Burundian Civil War

Rachael Franklin talks to author Jess Komanapalli and Theo Mbazumutima, whose inspiring story is told in the new biography My Country Wept