What might happen if modern medicine fails?
Effects of devastating disease on society
Its impact on Christian art
The power of faith, art and healing
Hope and strength in adversity
Vividly illustrates medieval life, faith and disease Read More »
A journey through extreme pain
Faith tested to the limits
For people in seemingly hopeless situations and their carers
Trusting God in adversity
Grapples with age-old problem of suffering
Authentic inspiration and comfort Read More »
Robin, did you ever think you would be a published author?
I have written several books about Asian culture and religion. But this is a very different area and I never expected to write on this topic… Read More »
Trevor, how long have you been writing and how did you get started?
My dad was an English teacher and I grew up in a home where words and books were important, so I’ve always enjoyed putting pen to paper. Several years ago, I experimented with blogging as a way of working through ideas and then, on sabbatical in 2017, I took things one stage further with this first book… Read More »
David, when did you decide to write your story and why?
It was in 2016, when I initially felt that God had put on my heart He wanted me to write my testimony into a book. At the time I was working full time and although I knew He had spoken to me about it, it wasn’t the right time. At the end of 2018 I received two prophecies, right before I was going into a season of… Read More »
Introduction
Sermons go to work on us in strange, almost inexpressible, ways. Sometimes, what we recall years after the event are not specific words or illustrations, or even the identity of the speaker. Instead, what lingers is an impression made upon us, a feeling of conviction or excitement which remains even if the detail of what was said has not stayed in our long-term memory… Read More »
Chapter One
One of the strangest parts of growing up was always getting the strangest look when I gave my name when introducing myself. I guess back then there were many confused British people who couldn’t put a Pakistani together with an English name. Born in London in 1984… Read More »
Losing Things, One by One
In the first year after Shoko’s diagnosis, life continued much as normal. She could still manage day-to-day activities – looking after the house, cooking, sewing, writing letters, cycling here and there… Read More »
A second-generation immigrant’s life transformed
Highlights identity questions facing second-generation kids
Shows emptiness of self-indulgence
How to find true satisfaction
An invitation to embrace God’s love and walk in intimacy with Him Read More »
Provides insight into impact of Alzheimer’s
How to relate to Alzheimer’s sufferers
Contains information on available services and resources
How would you react to an Alzheimer’s diagnosis? Read More »
