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New Year, New You
Happy New Year! It's the start of a new year and a new decade and many of us will looking at the year ahead with the motivation to become better versions of ourselves. Whether you want to make sure that this year you take more time out to reflect and meditate, or you want to grow your faith in 2020, let us help you on this journey with these selected books, devotionals and resources, all with 20% off.
A new year marks a new beginning and 2020 is not just a new year, but a new decade. Many of us will be using the new year as an opportunity to set resolutions and try to better ourselves for the year ahead. Whether it be to make sure to take time out to meditate and spend more time with God, or to look at ways that we can grow our faith, let's start the new year on a positive note on how we can become better versions of ourselves. To help you with this we have selected books and resources to join you on your journey.
Below are just some of the books included in our 'New Year, New You' promotion where you can save 20% on devotionals, books on prayer and meditation, self-help books, journals and more.
1. A Year with Andrew White
A moving devotional that could change your life...
52 readings, each with a scripture passage and prayer, from one of our most loved and respected Christian leaders and speakers. Each reading contains a story, often startling and arresting, from Andrew’s astonishingly eventful ministry, blended with his reflections on life and faith.
2. Hope Rising 365 by Meg Cannon and friends
Full of personal wisdom and inspiring thoughts for teenage girls
Hope Rising 365 offers encouragement and advice for whatever each day holds. Filled with personal stories, Bible wisdom and inspirational thoughts, this daily devotional brings together reflections from Meg Cannon and a whole host of women to cheer you on during the year ahead.
3. Ambition by Emma Ineson
'An incisive, persuasive and refreshing take on leadership...'
Counting things is very much on the table at the moment. But what is the theology around notions of ambition and success? Why do they sit so uncomfortably in a Christian context? After all, growth is not the preserve of big business when viewed through the lens of the story of God and his people. So, we need to ask, what is right about ambition for the Christian leader? And what were Jesus’ views?
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4. Following Jesus by Henri Nouwen
Offers warm, discerning, practicable habits to help readers navigate the narrow, sometimes arduous, but ultimately fulfilling road of conviction and faith.
At one of the lowest points in his life, Henri Nouwen gave a series of lectures on the importance of following Jesus in an age of anxiety. Drawing on those talks, this new book reveals the deep turmoil and sometimes chaotic inner life of a man who has become an icon of compassion and vulnerability – for Christians and non-Christians alike.
5. We're Hungry Too by Sylvia Green
Encourages children to care for God's creation
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A lovely book to help children think about caring for animals and wildlife, and sharing what we have with those less fortunate than ourselves.
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