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This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the role of the Bible in transforming societies. It provides case studies of countries that have experienced such change and insights into how we can all participate in this process. With well-researched facts and arguments, the authors convincingly demonstrate what we can accomplish when we engage with the sacred text in a thoughtful and intentional way.

If you're curious about the intersection of faith and contemporary global issues, this is the book for you. It tackles the complex phenomenon of globalization and scrutinizes it from a Christian perspective. Reading it, you'll gain insights into how biblical principles can apply to modern economic, cultural, and social changes.

A Time to Triumph offers an insightful and prophetic glimpse into the spiritual forces currently at play in the world. Chuck Pierce's practical guide empowers readers to embrace their prophetic destiny and stand strong as believers in Jesus Christ. The book provides powerful insights into China and Russia's roles in the end times, the Antichrist system aligning with existing governments, and Israel's pivotal role in world events. Perfect for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the prophetic and spiritual forces shaping our world.

The issue of the legalisation of the sale of transplantable human organs was recently discussed in Singapore. Advocates of the commercialisation of human organs argue that its legalisation would significantly increase the supply of organs for life-saving transplants. This book examines the ethics of human organ sale from a Christian perspective. It also explains why the National Council of Churches of Singapore is opposed to the legalisation of human organ trading. This book will help pastors, doctors, healthcare workers and lay Christians to reflect biblically and theologically on this important and complex issue.

If you're exploring how Christianity intersects with modern discussions on sexuality, especially from a Singaporean perspective, this book offers a thoughtful exploration. It's particularly insightful for church leaders or anyone seeking to reconcile religious teachings with the complex subject of homosexuality in a respectful manner.

Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a disgrace to any people. In an age of spiritual adultery, how do Christians demonstrate fidelity to Christ, in facing laws and social systems rooted in immoral, sinful values? Christians are called to be ‘salt and light’ and to bless their communities. How then should Christians, as faithful watchmen and committed citizens living in secular democracies, respond to a political agenda driven by a godless philosophy which has harmful social and spiritual consequences?God looks for a Christian to stand in the gap and to advance His redemptive purpose for our nations. In this book, Dr. Li-ann Thio identifies the gap and explains how we are to ‘mind’ it. She examines how the spirit of the anti-Christ, the spirit of lawlessness, manifests in the philosophy, morality and politics that shape our laws, systems and mindsets. Keys to identify the traits and agents of lawlessness are provided. Mind the Gap offers practical and biblical guidelines to equip us to resist the evil of lawlessness and to promote what is true and righteous. This is integral to Christian discipleship and living as a holy sacrifice. So get equipped to engage in the public square and contend for righteousness in an age of lawlessness.

Until the age of fifty, Seung-Whan (Steven) Kim, a Korean-American businessman dedicated his life to financial prosperity at the expense of both family and faith. He had earned and lost millions several times over until, in China, his business in shambles, Kim returned to Christian fellowship, rediscovered the value of family, and received a calling to help North Korean refugees escape from human trafficking, torture, and execution. In 2003, Kim was arrested and convicted of harboring refugees and leading them along an underground railroad, and he spent the next four years in Chinese labor camps. In his suffering and hardship, he immersed himself in Scripture and led a secret prison ministry, serving fellow inmates, a guard, and even a mob boss. Since his release, Kim has been a powerful advocate for North Korean refugees, especially women and children, raising awareness about their plight and fighting for their human rights. Kim's story is a thrilling, heart-breaking, and inspirational account of the spiritual victory of a real-life freedom fighter.

1. This book is a must-read for Christians looking to understand the true essence of spreading God's love in the Middle East. With an emphasis on peace rather than prophecy, Abdu H. Murray challenges readers to reframe their perspective and prioritize love over politics. 2. Users will appreciate Murray's unique perspective as a former Muslim, providing an insider's view on the importance of focusing on the Gospel as a means of bringing hope and healing to a troubled region.

God’s promise and timing have intersected in our day. Witness the Jewish return to Israel, the rise of Messianic Jewish believers and the shifting of the Church’s power center from the West to Asia, Africa and Latin America, the fastest growing segments of the Body of Christ in our day. This has brought about many questions as the Church comes to grips with these sweeping changes. What does Scripture say about the future of the nation of Israel? What is right and wrong about the Messianic Jewish movement? Where do the Arab nations fit into God’s plan? How does this all affect the Church and how can the Church fulfill its role in this end-time scenario? Don Finto explores these questions and shows how to navigate the new landscape in this illuminating book.