Spirituality

Ordinary Time is the longest stretch of the Christian year, but it receives the least attention. Yet 'the ordinary' is the very essence of life. This wise guide shows how to live ordinary life in an extraordinary way, with biblical examples of how God breaks into everyday life.

This introduction to Celtic Christian spirituality presents the primary texts from the Celtic Christian tradition. The facing-page commentary explores how faithful Christians and spiritual seekers use the writings of this lively tradition as ways of embodying and living the gospel.

A reflection, in the light of Christian faith, on the unfolding themes of a year. Four sections - Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter - are each further divided into three chapters, with some themes reappearing throughout.

A unique collection of prayers and reflections, helping you to see God's presence in your daily life. Whether at home, in church or around familiar landmarks in your local community, it will help you create 'waymarks' to remind you every day that wherever you go, you walk on holy ground.

Bursts of revelation amidst the everyday can change the course of our lives. Charlie Cleverly challenges us to be looking out for - and to respond to - those moments when God breaks through, because only then can we live our lives to the full.

A prayerful resource, this book uses reflection, scripture and Julian of Norwich's own teachings to present a meditation that enables the reader to linger on the wonder of the cross.

This book encourages readers to see innocently, as if for the first time, to jettison preconceptions and categories and to perceive God in all things and in all people. Offering practical tips and guidance on mindfulness from a Christian perspective, it is accessible to (and respectful towards) those of any faith or none.

When 24-7 Prayer leader and young pastor Alain Emerson lost his twenty-three-year-old wife to cancer, his once firm faith seemed to crumble. In this profound exploration of loss, Alain walks through the stages of grief and shock, choosing to lean into the pain. In facing God with his disappointment, he emerges with a stronger and deeper faith.