A Faith to Live by (Vol 1)

In A faith to live by many of the interview subjects explain how they are able to believe in, and live by, their faith, and also deal with questions and doubts from within their belief and practice as Christians.

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A Reckless God?

This book ponders the wonders of a universe that has given birth to life-and the challenges facing human beings made in the image of a "reckless" God.

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A faith to live by (Vol 2)

The book provides insights into particular prayer and meditation practices and experiences of the transcendent, and offers hope and wisdom on the great moral issues of our time such as climate change and poverty.

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A little book about a big story

Graeme Rutherford offers an overview of the Bible through six dramatic acts that form the contents of each chapter in the book: Creation, De-Creation (Fall), Israel, Messiah, Church, New Creation.

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Abide

Just as grapes need the vine, we need God to grow. Jesus used the grapevine to show our relationship with Him. We’re called to abide in God and listen deeply to His voice. Abide exercises help you pause from your busy life and hear God’s presence.

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Achievement Addiction

Re:CONSIDERING invites you to look at what’s familiar from an unfamiliar angle. To consider how we consider things – and how to do it better.

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Acknowledgement of the Land and Faith of Aboriginal Custodians

“I have written this book in response to an invitation of my mentors, The Rainbow Spirit Elders, who wrote, ‘Abraham, the peacemaker, respected the peoples of the land. We ask the same." – Norm Habel

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Adopted In Love

Adopted in Love is a heartwarming story of love, acceptance and sharing of life and culture told in both English and the Yolŋu language of Warramiri.

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All Things New

Mick Pope takes the reader on a journey through ‘end times’ theology in Revelation and elsewhere to show that the good world we live is not destined for destruction but renewal.

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An Ordinary Bloke

From unlikely beginnings, Eugene Lincoln Napoleon Veith established a business that became the largest capital city metropolitan parcel organisation in Australia. Yet despite his grand name and success, Eugene Veith always described himself as an ordinary bloke.

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Between Tick and Tock

Who are we as human beings and what is our place on the planet? Why is the world so good, and yet so spoiled? How did it get the way it is, and what is going to happen to it?

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Beyond the Fish Sticker

There is a growing need that exists in many Christian circles for a deeper, more mature understanding of what it means to be a Christian; one who truly seeks to follow Christ.

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Breathe: Christ Centred Mindfulness

In this follow up to her award-winning book, Christ Centred Mindfulness, Dr Katherine Thompson provides exercises to help you take time out of your busy life – to stop, breathe and listen to God.

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Catherine Booth

Catherine Booth: From Timidity to Boldness 1829- 1865 tells the story of Catherine Booth’s dramatic early life.

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Christ Centred Mindfulness

Does mindfulness improve our wellbeing? Can it be practised within a Christian worldview? Can it be Christ-Centred? Yes.

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Coming Home

Coming Home seeks to make a real and practical connection between faith, the way we live, and the great ethical and environmental challenges of our time.

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Coming back to Earth

Humanity at the beginning of the third millennium is faced with unprecedented challenges – climate change, species extinction, resource decline, economic instability and widening inequality to name but a few.

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Do You Love Me?

This book explores the very heart of Jesus' life and teaching through some of his many searching questions.

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Don't Look Away!

Don’t Look Away! Snapshots of Congo and the Pygmies of Mubambiro is the story of Australian Barbara Rose Ferguson’s unique experiences in the remote and war-torn African nation, the Democratic Republic of Congo.

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Every Moment, Everywhere

Every Moment, Everywhere by Naomi Reed explores faith across Australia, sharing stories of people of all ages encountering God. Based on 300 interviews, this book reveals God's presence in every moment, offering hope and forgiveness through Jesus Christ.

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Grace Upon Grace

Grace upon Grace: Savouring the Spiritual Exercises through the Arts is a contemporary, gender-inclusive retreat of the full Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius.

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Harry Goodhew

A must read for anyone interested in the history and health of the Anglican Church in Australia and for any committed to the advancement of the Christian faith in the modern secular world.

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Instrument of your peace

This book offers sound, practical advice and support to all involved in pastoral ministry.

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Journeying with Bonhoeffer

Join the Dean of Melbourne, Dr Andreas Loewe, and academic and poet Dr Katherine Firth, for six weekly reflections as we journey through what it means to be faithful followers of Jesus today.

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Judging the Macquaries

Award-winning author and historian John Harris never baulks at handling controversial subjects. In this timely book, he tackles the disputes that marked Lachlan Macquarie's period as governor and the complex controversies which still surround his actions today.

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Keeping Faith

In Keeping Faith, the authors outline the key components of organisational faithfulness; what is needed to stay true to the way of Jesus.

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Letters Patent

In Letters Patent: A Practical Theology of Work author Graham Leo takes us through our day-to-day lives and challenges us to see all the work we do as God’s work.

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Martin Luther

"Martin Luther: A Wild Boar" in the Lord's Vineyard tells the story of one of the most eventful and extraordinary lives of the late medieval period.

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Metanoia

A memoir of a body, born again.

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My Father's Son

Wayne Alcorn has seen the radical life-change that happens in men as they embrace the love of God the Father.

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Ordinary Miracles

Ordinary Miracles gives a ‘warts and all’ picture of what it is like to be in Christian Ministry. It is designed to help, encourage and challenge Christians, and to provoke their aspirations in Christian leadership.

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Resilient

Pastor and academic Adam Dodds combines biblical teaching, real-life stories, and practical application to help you better weather the storms of life.

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Riding the Wind

Do you aspire to write fiction for children and young adults? Do you want to hone your skills or simply want to discover what an author’s day is like and how she turns an idea into a published book?

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Saying Grace

Saying Grace: Mealtime Prayers is for anyone who wants to thank God in the midst of the most common things they do in the day; or to anticipate the bigger banquet in the kingdom to come; or who would like their meal to somehow taste better.

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School chaplaincy

This is an introduction to the art of chaplaincy in the school setting.

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Soar above the Storm

Forty days can change a person’s history – and even a nation’s history. So here’s an invitation to allow it to change yours

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Still

The practice of mindfulness requires us to be still. Yet many of our attempts to be still are foiled by the internal world of our emotions. This is especially the case with difficult emotions. We tend to push them aside, ignore them or distract ourselves from them.

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Storytellers

In 'Storytellers: Bringing Muslims Home', Bernie Power shows how the art of storytelling can be used to answer the questions that Muslims ask about the Christian faith.

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The Cost of Compassion

Re:CONSIDERING invites you to look at what’s familiar from an unfamiliar angle. To consider how we consider things – and how to do it better.

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The Discipline of Suffering

Find meaning in pain and suffering with practical strategies and life skills. Redeem your story and find hope in the midst of adversity.

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The End of Men?

Re:CONSIDERING asks you to reflect on what it means to be a good man in today’s world. To consider not just the qualities of a good man but the journey of becoming one.

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The End of Thinking?

Re:CONSIDERING invites you to look at what’s familiar from an unfamiliar angle. To consider how we consider things

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The Forest Underground

Australian agronomist Tony Rinaudo, arrived at the Sahara in 1981 to plant trees pioneering the Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR), restoring over six million hectares in Niger. He is a Right Livelihood Award Laureate and World Vision’s Climate Action Advisor.

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The Pleasures of Pessimism

Re:CONSIDERING invites you to look at what’s familiar from an unfamiliar angle. To consider how we consider things – and how to do it better.

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The Sacred Life of Words

The Sacred Life of Words is an inspiring and comprehensive introduction to the background and practice of poetry and prose.

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Unlikely Allies

In Unlikely Allies: Monotheism and the Rise of Science, Mark Worthing investigates the claims of religious traditions that they played a unique role in the rise of the natural sciences.

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What the Dog Saw

What the Dog Saw is the story of a troubled boy as seen through the eyes of his ageing Labrador, Baxter. While there is much that Baxter sees that worries him, there are also moments of humour and joy.

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When Heaven and Earth Embrace

We can engage spiritually in an emerging Universe if we have a vision of the embrace of Heaven and Earth that is informed by contemporary science.

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Woven

This is not a book of cookie-cut spirituality. It is not a book of answers, nor programmable spiritual growth. This book is a question. An invitation. A beckoning toward movement and allowing your world to be shaken.

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