For anyone struggling with unwanted same-sex attractions or who has a family member or friend with such a struggle, the book Choices by Christopher Keane is a definite must-read.

Given that the Reformation was both an influence upon, and was strongly influenced by, the turmoil of its historical setting, Kirsten Birkett has written an unnervingly short, overwhelmingly positive account of this period of church history.

John Chapman’s latest book is down-to-earth. He doesn’t gild the lily but helps us to understand that a life lived for Jesus will be good and hard.

Thanks to the amazingly successful ‘Twilight’ series, parents struggling with drug-proofing their children and teaching them about sex, now have to add coping with vampires to their list.

The key give-away for the Connect09 outreach program, The Essential Jesus is now available as a pdf, MP3 and Bible study, so you can be completely familiar with what you are connecting people with.

This history of the Anglican Church of Australia’s relation with Australian history in the twentieth century is both welcome and disappointing.

Leadership on the Front Foot bristles with a powerful blend of wisdom, experience and clarity of vision. Most apparent of all, is Zac’s passion that his readers be better leaders within Christ’s body the church.

This is a remarkable and very welcome project by a younger generation of local scholars.

Questions of identity are hot property within our society presently. How do we define ourselves? It is in this context that Michael Jensen’s book, You: an introduction, has been written.

Parents should take care reading a book like this. This insight into disability is deceptively easy digest, but the work these God-given stories carry out is nothing short of profound.

Can I be a Christian if I'm depressed? Is my failure to find 'the joy of Christ' a sin? These and other questions, which plague many suffering believers, are addressed in a helpful ten-part Bible study series from an author with professional and theological insight.

Authors tend to avoid reviewing other products for fear of mixed motives. But I cannot resist shouting from the roof tops about The Essential Jesus.

Penny Reeve worked for TEAR in Nepal for 5 years with her husband. She has now written two children’s books - 'The Back Leg of a Goat' and 'Water or Goo'.

The theme of this book is the Christian and suffering. Six Christian writers are examined on various subjects: Lactantius on anger, Augustine on obsession, Luther on despair, Kierkegaard on anxiety, Bonhoeffer on disappointment and CS Lewis on pain.