What does God want to say and do in your worship service?As a pastor or worship leader, planning a meaningful, relevant, and theologically rich worship experience for your church is of the upmost importance. How do you meet the demands of the modern congregation without getting in the way of what God is doing through worship?Created to Worship: God's Invitation to Become Fully Human is a resource that provides a theology of worship in the Wesleyan tradition. This book will help you plan for a worship service in a discerning manner, while answering the question, 'What does God want to say and do today?'

Most of this book was at some point or other written as articles which could be read as stand-alone items so one way of reading this book would be to simply read it - a section at a time and hopefully with Bible in hand, looking up the passages I have used. Would that all walked with God and acknowledged his sovereignty! It is one of the great human tragedies that people generally choose to go their own way and that the relationship with their Maker is broken. If we are to 'put the world to rights' we must start with ourselves and ensure that our relationship with God is put right first and then we must continue to search out a path which will keep us in step with Him and ultimately bring us upon a path which will lead to a time and place on earth where all is right with God. First we must get to know God. Second understand the nature we have and how we are separated from Him. Thirdly it is necessary to understand that God has provided a way by which sin's breach has been resolved through the saviour God has provided; Jesus Christ. And finally, we need to know where we are headed. And who is going with us. It is important to acknowledge at this point that the answers to all our questions are in the Bible. How should we regard this book?

There are as many paths to holiness as there are saints in Heaven...but Christians can't follow them all. Yet there's one thing every saint practices that anyone can imitate: the simple art of loving God, which the beloved St. Francis de Sales explains here. Under his wise guidance, readers will discover the secrets to growing holy through the simple things in life -- work, play, and rest. They'll learn to avoid the distractions (even the religious ones) that weary the soul...and they'll soon be able to focus all their energy simply on loving God.

Amazing Grace Volume Three speaks about the life and work of the English evangelist Gary Punch. Gary Punch can be described as London's best loved evangelist, preaching the gospel of Christ to thousands of people on the streets of London in a professional, dedicated and caring way. This book is also a tribute to Gary's wife Susan Punch. I do hope you enjoy reading it!

Dated 1909, A dialogue took place between a man and his Lord, stretching beyond the imaginations of all and superseding the works of man Allama Iqbal raises a series of complaints titled; Shikwa. The East was swept back in total astonishment as the controversy had begun. But little did they know that where there is a complaint surely a response will follow and it sure did. 1913 was the year the Allama Iqbal reclaimed his lost glory with the much awaited responce publication of Jawaab-e-Shikwa. It was claimed a `masterpiece'. It would be unjust not to translate it and relay such a unique, classical piece of work of Iqbal's.

This book examines the foundation of the London Jews Society (LJS) in 1809, and the construction of Palestine Place in 1813 at Bethnal Green in East London. The early supporters of the LJS from 1815 were Anglican Evangelicals, including William Wilberforce and Charles Simeon. A mission centre was established at Palestine Place on a five-acre site, which incorporated an Episcopal Jews' Chapel; separate schools for boys and girls; staff houses; a missionary training college and a House of Industry, which provided work for converted Jews, especially by printing leaflets and books.

Christian Philosemitism is a new genre of research into the development of the positive response by Evangelicals towards the Jews from the Puritan era. Lewis Way has been chosen as the leading example of Evangelical Anglican philosemitism between 1810 and 1840. The London Jews Society (LJS) was founded in 1809, Way was actively involved from 1811 and his substantial financial gift rescued the Society from ruin in 1815. Christian Philosemitism developed from the Puritan period and was strengthened by the Readmission of the Jews in 1656. A new impetus was given at the end of the eighteenth century, when in the challenging context of the social, religious and political upheaval in England following the French Revolution the LJS was founded.

For the First Time in History, the very noble, courageous & charismatic leadership of the mystical & legendary 6th Century Anglo-Romano KING ARTHURE of Wessex, Avalon & Angleland is revealed to a Spiritual Medium in Glastonbury, to be published in Two Books, Part I & Part II of HIS fascinating Channelled Autobiography. In Part 1 here, HE reveals a previously unknown window into HIS Life as the Merlin of HIS Day, lived in Bronze Age Britain, in Tintagara (Tintagel), a town HE founded on the North Coast of Dumnonia (Cornwall): to prepare the way for the Coming of LORD YESHUA THE MESSIAH, know as 'The NAZARENE' with HIS Great-Uncle, St JOSEPHUS The ARIMATHEAN to this Sacred Isle. Known then as ARA The GOOD, HE describe how HE built the First Nazarean Essene Monastery & Cathedral in this Ancient Land & started the Spiritual Training of some of HIS later to be Knights of the Round Table as the First Celtic Saints. To quote ARA, "The ESSENE were BORN here in these ISLES" ARA gives a vivid description of what happened when HE received the Miraculous 'HOLY GRAIL' of great renowned & describes who was present with HIM at that Time in Avalon; what IT looked like; who made IT; what ITS structure is made up of; the Divine Purpose for IT being gifted to this Planet; & where IT is buried.