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Paul:
A Biography
N T Wright
N T Wright offers a
thoughtful, in-depth,
innovative exploration
of the human and
intellectual drama that
shaped the apostle
Paul. Wright contends
that our knowledge of
Paul and appreciation
for his legacy cannot
be complete without
an understanding of
his Jewish heritage.
256 pages, from Harper
Collins. BST PA
496597 Hardback $39.99 God Is Good For You: A
Defence Of Christianity
In Troubled Times
Greg Sheridan
Veteran Australian
journalist Greg Sheridan
addresses the decline of
Christian consensus in
the Western world, and
shows why Christianity is
so vital for our personal
and social wellbeing. This
is a refreshing reminder
of how Christian faith
– more than ever – is
making the world a
better place. 368 pages,
from Allen and Unwin.
Determined To Believe?
The Sovereignty Of God,
Freedom, Faith, And
Human Responsibility
John Lennox
This nuanced and
detailed study challenges
some of the widely
held assumptions in
the area of theological
determinism and brings
a fresh perspective to the
debate. Ideal reading for
anyone with questions
about God’s sovereignty
and human freedom and
responsibility. 368 pages,
from Monarch. TH GE
490955 Paperback $22.99 A War Of Loves
David Bennett
Foreword by N T Wright
The dramatic true story
of a how a young man
who was deeply involved
as an activist within
Sydney’s gay community
came to encounter the
unlimited grace of God.
“This is a brave and wise
book. David’s account of
his meeting with Jesus...
is alone worth double the
price of the book.” –
N T Wright. 272 pages,
from Zondervan. CW GE
511221 Paperback $19.99
The Life Of Moses:
God’s First Deliverer
Of Israel
James Montgomery Boice
Leader, lawgiver, friend
of God – Moses is at the
heart of the Torah, the
very commandments of
the God of Israel. In this
definitive study, biblical
scholar James M Boice
reveals the rich meaning
of the Moses narrative
and how it applies to the
gospel of Christ today.
472 pages, from P&R.
BST OT
467965 Hardback $34.99
CW AA
520738 Paperback $24.99
Saving Truth: Finding
Meaning And Clarity In
A Post-Truth World
Abdu Murray
In this trenchant cultural
critique, the Director
of Ravi Zacharias Inter-
national Ministries,
addresses the prevailing
‘Culture of Confusion’,
in which certainty and
conviction are routinely
vilified. Murray offers
Christian arguments for
the foundational nature
of truth that cut against
the grain of our ‘post-
truth’ age. 256 pages,
from Zondervan. CW GE
511437 Paperback $17.99
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Reading The Bible With Rabbi Jesus: How A Jewish
Perspective Can Transform Your Understanding
Lois Tverberg
Combining careful research with an engaging style,
Jewish Christian Lois Tverberg helps today’s readers
understand the Bible as Jesus and his first-century
listeners would have. Discover the treasures of insight
that can be found by reading Scripture through Jewish
eyes! 288 pag-es, from Baker. BST GE
494121 Hardback $24.99
That Hideous Strength:
How The West Was Lost
Melvin Tinker
Melvin Tinker uses
C S Lewis’ prescient
science fiction novel,
That Hideous Strength,
as the starting point for
this fascinating analysis
of the rapidly changing
worldview of Western
civilisation. This cogent
critique will open the
eyes of readers to the
current cultural and
intellectual malaise. 130
pages, from Evangelical
Press. CW MC
516806 Paperback $12.99
A Doubter’s Guide To
Jesus: An Introduction
To The Man From
Nazareth For Believers
And Skeptics
John Dickson
With characteristic clarity
and insight, John Dickson
offers a compelling
introduction to Jesus as
he is portrayed in the
earliest historical sources.
Dickson does not shy
away from the diversity
of the material, revealing
Jesus in all his multi-
layered complexity. 256
pages, from Zondervan.
BST CH
489253 Paperback $17.99
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