Daystar Books: 8 books

A dramatic, blow-by-blow account of a massive heart attack – the pain, intensive care, CPR, insertion of stents, recovery – and seven lessons learnt about how to cope with and how to avoid a future attack. “A brave, clear analysis of a personal crisis, frankly told, with wit and valuable...

A collection of 21 stories of ordinary Kiwis who have struggled through and overcome great trauma and moved on to help others – victims of cancer, paralysis, violence, cerebral palsy, burns, child abuse, sexual abuse, blindness... This book will inspire you as it examines the ‘undaunted human...

What is the way to go in the 21st century? How can we live better? How should we treat each other? George Bryant re-examines the main sayings of the greatest teacher in the world about how to relate to other people. In his usual concise, dynamic style he examines what Christ really said about how...

A heartwarming story of courage, faith and family love in the life story of David Vincent a young New Zealander who suffered muscular dystrophy (Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy - DMD) and whose 27-year life touched hundreds of people. "David displayed so many characteristics of great sportspeople: courage,...

Christians have made a positive difference to our nation since its foundation. Motivated by faith, they have put a human face on the principle of ‘loving your neighbour’. This book outlines the profiles of a few of the thousands of Christians who are moving and shaking New Zealand today,...

Why do major issues like child abuse, poverty and racism continually plague us? Why can’t we resolve them? George Bryant probes twelve current social problems, discusses the pros and cons of each, and offers suggestions for positive progress. Basically, he says, we tend to provide only two-dimensional...

Rubble to Resurrection brings together previously untold stories of the churches’ response in the earthquakes which struck the greater Christchurch region between September 2010 and December 2011 – one of the largest natural disasters in New Zealand history. How did the churches themselves fare?...