Gilead Publishing: 47 books

Text, Stories and Questions for Consideration for those who choose a life partner coming from a culture or social grouping other than their own Designed to help you describe yourself, and to broaden your understanding about how individuals from differing backgrounds approach life, this book...

This book is enormous fun to read. But don't be deceived, the content of the message is about as profound as anything you will come across. The generous love of the God who ‘did not withold his own Son but gave him up for us all' needs to be reflected by an equally generous church. Most...

This book is about a subject which isn’t too sexy in Christian circles: evangelism.Through storytelling and biblical teaching, Smack Heads and Fat Cats outlines a vision for evangelism which doesn’t just preach the message, but lives the message. Which loves people enough to show them what...

Dave's reflection on the joys and struggles of 'trying to be Christian' provides a good starting point from which to explore the trials and triumphs of our own Christian lives. It is only when we are honest about these things that we will begin to grow spiritually.

In this second book of the series, David Watson shows us how healing is both a sign of God’s power among us and of his kingdom here on earth. He gives practical, biblical teaching on healing as well as personal testimony to a God who heals, but not always in the ways we ask.

mys*ti*cal un*ion: A deep, conscious awareness of our direct, intimate and inseparable communion with God.Many people are experiencing dynamic encounters with God which, although prevalent in scripture, revival history and the mystical tradition, are often not commonplace in contemporary Western...

‘If only one could have two lives: the first, in which to make one’s mistakes…and the second in which to profit by them.’ (D.H. Lawrence)“David Watson’s writing speaks into our lives with the same freshness and relevance as it did 35 years ago. This little booklet, filled with the...

In this third book of meditations Kay introduces us to 8 people who are radically changed as a result of their personal encounter with Jesus. Each short reflection is again beautifully yet simply illustrated by Anna Tash.

As you read these reflections—or better still—listen to them being read, don't be surprised if God seems to have drawn a little closer while you were not looking. After all, it is Christmas!Peter Neilson, Retired Mission ConsultantFor both those who know the gospels, and for those...

Come, See This Man is an invitation to encounter Jesus through the first hand experiences of people who have been challenged, redeemed, healed and restored into wholeness in Christ.An irate villager struggles with the invitation of the woman at the well to, “Come and see a man who told me...

How can the Middle East flourish for the benefit of all its peoples? So many are craving the opportunity to flourish in societies which afford good governance and equal opportunities for all. Can this be achieved? Is there a way through?In this highly readable book, Jonathan Andrews explains...

As a young man in the Christian faith Peter had many questions but was unable to find people with any answers. As he walked with God and grew in faith he realised that the knowledge this journey gave him, in later life, would have been really useful to him when he was younger. With this insight he...

There’s something different about AWESOME women. They’re distinctive for at least two reasons:•Women called to ordained ministry in the Church of England•Women from the evangelical traditionThat distinctive difference can be a challenge. It’s a challenge to follow God’s calling...

“I see Shabana most days after school. We have a great time in the park and our kids get on really well, but I want to get to know her better...”“Magid and I have worked together for years and we get on brilliantly; a few days ago we started to talk about God. He started to go on at me about...