Bøker av Alan Wright

"The early followers of Christ not only heard His teachings, they saw His heart. It radically changed their view of the world. If you would like to see your world the way Jesus sees it, this book is for you. Seeing as Jesus Sees will greatly impact your own thoughts and behavior."--Gary Chapman, PhD, author of The 5 Love Languages"Refreshing and utterly eye-opening. This book will encourage and inspire you to begin asking in every situation, with every individual you meet, 'How does Jesus see this?' The answer to that question could be life-changing!"--Sam Storms, PhD, bestselling author, speaker, and president of Enjoying God Ministries"If you long for a clearer spiritual vision, read this book. If we dare to view God, ourselves, and others with eyes of faith, hope, and love, a revival might just break out. I love this book."--Susie Larson, bestselling author, national speaker, and talk radio host"Alan Wright is a superb teacher and a great lover of Jesus. Seeing as Jesus Sees offers insights into the beauty of Jesus and will help readers move into a deeper friendship with Him."--Jack Deere, PhD, bestselling author of Surprised by the Power of the Spirit"A deeply encouraging message! Thank you, Pastor Alan, for helping us remove the veil and see through the eyes of the Savior."--Stu Epperson Jr., author of First Words of Jesus; president and host of the Truth Network"In an era in which the vision of so many of us has been clouded by a constant stream of tragedy flowing from the devices in our hands and distorted by social media echo chambers, Alan Wright invites us to learn how to see ourselves, others, and the world as Jesus does. Oh, how desperately we need this book right now."--David Holland, bestselling author of Praying Grace

This in-depth study exposes the tensions and conflicts at a local level between Gypsies and travellers and the host community in pre-First World War Surrey.

Aims to provide an introduction to the study of organised crime - about those who commit it, the effect it has on individuals, and more. This book explores various facets of what has become one of the key problems facing governments, policy makers and law enforcement agencies in the early twenty-first century.