Circle imprint: 119 books

This is not another Christian book sharing the same information with believers again, but rather one that gives guidance and answers to misinterpretations by using the Word of God only, not based on authorial opinion, but using scripture to interpret the Word of God.

Since 1985 I Am With You has become established as a much-loved devotional book, in constant use by many thousands of people around the world. Further inspiring words, received in times of prayer by Fr John Woolley, are contained in this new volume, Abide in My Love. The life-changing and peace-giving...

Illness tends to be viewed in a negative light as something to be avoided at all costs. Yet most of us become ill at some point and many will suffer prolonged periods of failing health. In this insightful and entertaining book, Ian invites us to accompany him through one such experience and to discover...

The Prescientific Bible examines issues in which the view of natural and human events held by biblical authors differs from present-day scientific understanding (such as the emergence of the landscape, earthquakes, the weather, health and illness, sudden death, gender, geopolitical changes, etc). It...

What We’re Afraid to Ask is a must-read for survivors of childhood abuse who struggle to reconcile their faith with their past. Board, Fleetwood, and Jones demonstrate how Christianity offers reasonable, honest, and encouraging answers to difficult questions regarding abuse while focusing the reader’s...

Re-Storying Your Faith has caught our culture’s imagination from nouveau experiences of spirituality through channeling and meditation to traditional spiritual practices of personal devotions, scripture reading, and prayer. Building on Christian spirituality, this spiritual practice of re-storying...

John Arthur is looking for a church. Not literally of course, those are quite easy to spot usually. He is looking for "a reading" of church through a reading of Jesus. He wants to examine whether the Jesus we have in the church is, well, big enough really. Are the relationships we pursue, with God and...