'The Bible!' Jaimie LaingHaving a baby is a big deal. Such a big deal in fact that something like 3 BILLION books have been written to give women the advice and support they need to get through safe and sound. But this isn't one of them.The book you are holding is a rare and precious thing; a comprehensive and utterly honest guide designed to help men navigate the choppy waters of pregnancy - waters that may well eventually break all over the back seat of y...

Becoming a father is a moment in a man's life like no other.The love, the pride, the joy and occasionally the fear stirred up inside us by the complex little being that moves into our home and our relationship takes some serious getting used to.And then there's the really tough stuff like putting up a travel cot and installing a car seat.Despite all this though we are often given more advice when we buy a phone than when we become a Dad...until now.This is t...

The authoritative guide to pregnancy and babies for new and expectant dads, now in a revised and combined editionFatherhood is just round the corner - but are you ready?Most pregnancy books are for the mother but this one is just for you, the new father (although all mums-to-be are welcome too, of course). It'll guide you through nine months of joy, excitement - and yes, even a little fear - and then beyond into the baby and toddler years.Taking t...

From Roman roads to livestreams, the church has always used the tools of its age to spread the timeless message of Jesus Christ. But as screens, sound systems, and social media dominate the modern sanctuary, one question rises to the surface: are these tools helping us worship—or quietly distracting us from it?In this lighthearted yet deeply insightful book, Pastor Mark Wood explores the pros and cons of technology in today's church. From the power of livestreams to reach the lost,...

The signs are all around us. Wars, rumors of wars, earthquakes, pestilences, the rise of false teachers, and global movements toward one-world governance—all foretold in Scripture, all converging today. The End Times Is Upon Us is a prophetic warning and a wake-up call to the church.Drawing from biblical prophecy and modern-day developments, Pastor Mark Wood takes readers through the urgent realities of our time: the rise of Antichrist, the mark of the Beast, the fall of B...

This book takes readers on a powerful walk through Scripture, uncovering God's timeless design for generosity. From Abraham's tithe to Melchizedek, Jacob's vow at Bethel, the Law of Moses, the words of the prophets, and the teachings of Jesus and Paul, this book reveals how tithes and offerings have always been about more than money—they are an act of worship, trust, and stewardship.

During COVID-19, many believers stopped going to church and never returned. Some drifted, others grew discouraged, and many forgot the power of gathering. The Gathering: Why Church Matters More Than Ever is a timely call to return to God's house. With biblical insight, historical perspective, and practical encouragement, this book reminds us why the church is vital — not just for us, but for the world.

Does God have a specific plan for your life - or mine?Can we really make sense of everything that happens to us?In this bonfire of some of the most precious of all evangelical myths, Mark Woods asks whether a truly biblical faith really supports many supposed evangelical 'shibboleths', and thereby points us towards a faith that is deeper, more dangerous, and more fitting for adults.

This book provides a cutting-edge introduction to Internet-facilitated crime-watching and examines how social media have shifted the landscape for producing, distributing, and consuming footage of crime. In this thought-provoking work, Mark Wood examines the phenomenon of antisocial media: participatory online domains where footage of crime is aggregated, sympathetically curated, and consumed as entertainment. Focusing on Facebook pages dedicated to hosting footage of street fights, brawls...

Technologies contribute to harms in a variety of ways, but can we ever say they are harmful in-and-of-themselves?This book offers a new way to understand how technologies, while not intrinsically harmful, are laden with values and dispositions that can contribute to negative outcomes. Building on insights from postphenomenology, realist social theory and the philosophy of action, it provides a framework for examining technology-harm relations: relations with technology that are har...

The evangelical Mongolian church has experienced significant growth since the country opened to the world in 1990. Despite the growth and emergence of the evangelical church in Mongolia, relatively little has been written on the church from the perspective of the leaders themselves. This ethnographic study seeks to express the experience of male, evangelical, Mongolian church leaders in their own words. The book focuses specifically on the leaders' experiences of conversion, discipleship, ...

Serving a cauldron full of creepy autumn crafts, this project book features a new recipe for Halloween fun. Projects use step-by-step instructions to help crafters adorn every part of their home and yard with festive creations. From a Fun Fur Spider crawling up a living room wall, to a Mummy wreath decorating the front door to a "Not So Grim" Reaper to watch over the backyard garden, readers will create a boo-tiful display! Gorgeous photography is set in such historic homes as the Victoria...