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In Ephesians 6, Paul portrays a soldier standing fully protected and strong in his armour. In this seven-week study guide, the author explores the different pieces of armour, from head to toe, and consider how each part protects, strengthens and empowers us.

There is a tremendous need for encouragement in today's Church. All God's people will, at some stage, face difficulties in their lives and the strength that comes from active encouragement from others is essential. In this title, the author challenges his readers to consider how best they can encourage one another.

Features stories about a nine-foot giant, puppet kings, a dazzling dancer, big fish travel, getting a drink out of a rock, the right and wrong ways to carry a box the size of a coffee table, what we can learn from ants, and why it might be better to live on your roof than inside your house.

Jesus was a man of prayer but only a tiny proportion of His prayers are recorded in the New Testament, although sometimes we can find a clue to the content from the context in which He was praying. This title gives us an opportunity to learn about Him.

Foundational truths clearly and colourfully presented for new believers and for those who want a refresher course in the basics of spiritual growth.Daily comments by Selwyn Hughes, along with prayers and Scripture passages for further study, cover 53 topics including:The call to discipleshipGrowing in faith and lovePraying, praising and listening to GodPersevering, serving, forgiving and much more.

Some crazy things happened in the Bible like the stories of Jonah and the big fish and Jesus' resurrection. This title features some zany cartoons about the stories.

Floating hands writing on walls, a voice coming from a fire-resistant bush, people being brought back to life ... Each story has a cliffhanger ending - and one or two Bible verses to look up to find out what happened next.