What are we supposed to do with our lives? Does God have a plan for us? If you have ever asked these questions, then this book will help you to discern what your vocation might be. Through the lens of the Bible's whole narrative, you are invited to take part in God's story, and what he is doing, rather than asking what we can do for God. Questions at the end of each chapter allow you to reflect on the characteristics and attitudes needed for serving God. Whether you are considering full-time ministry or wondering where you fit into God's plan, this is an accessible and engaging look at the joyous celebration of God calling us all to be part of his story. Content Benefits: This accessible guide will be helpful for anyone who is trying to discern what their vocation might be. Helpful for anyone thinking about what they can contribute to the work of the kingdom Provides an overview of the whole Bible story The reader is invited to take part in God's story, and what he is doing, rather than asking what they can do for God Questions at the end of each chapter allow the reader to reflect and help them discover their part in God's story Written in a quirky and engaging style Ideal for anyone who is seriously considering ordination Suitable for anyone who is just starting to explore their vocational journey Binding - Paperback Pages - 368 Publisher - Authentic Media

Since it was founded in 1982, The Wire magazine has covered a vast range of alternative, experimental, underground and non-mainstream music. Now some of that knowledge has been distilled into The Wire Primers a comprehensive guide to the core recordings of some of the most visionary and inspiring, subversive and radical musicians on the planet, past and present. Each chapter surveys the musical universe of a particular artist, group or genre by way of a contextualizing introduction and a thumbnail guide to the most essential recordings. A massive and eclectic range of music is celebrated and demystified, from rock mavericks such as Captain Beefheart and The Fall; the funk of James Brown and Fela Kuti; the future jazz of Sun Ra and Ornette Coleman; and the experimental compositions of John Cage and Morton Feldman. Genres surveyed and explained include P-funk, musique concrete, turntablism, Brazilian Tropicalia, avant metal and dubstep. The Wire Primers is a vital guide to contemporary sounds, providing an accessible entry point for any reader wanting to dig below the surface of mainstream music.