Richard Bewes Bücher

What is the average person to make of the book of Revelation, with its vivid imagery and its apocalyptic visions? Richard Bewes steers his readers through the minefields of controversy and bizarre interpretations. He picks out the great themes and landmarks that are the message of Christ to every generation of believers. schovat popis

Set against the backdrop of the Belgian Congo's civil war, the narrative follows a missionary who, after enduring brutal violence, returns to rebuild her life and the nation's medical infrastructure. Her journey from trauma to resilience highlights the establishment of a new medical school and hospital, alongside the church's rebuilding efforts. Throughout her challenges, she experiences profound moments of joy, adventure, and divine guidance, emphasizing themes of forgiveness and restoration in the wake of devastation.

Focusing on the universal challenges of winding down after a hectic day, this book addresses the emotional burdens many face, such as anxiety about the future, familial pressures, and grief. It emphasizes the psychological impact of nighttime thoughts on our subconscious, suggesting that what occupies our minds before sleep can influence our mental well-being. With a unique approach, it offers a daily dose of truth and reflection, encouraging readers to find solace and clarity, one page at a time.

What makes a Christian worker? What does it mean to give your life to Christian work? Richard's answer is forged from a lifetime of ministry.

Addressing the challenging questions of faith, this book compiles the Top 100 inquiries Richard Bewes encountered as a pastor in London. Aimed at Christians, it provides thoughtful, biblically grounded responses to genuine concerns from individuals across various backgrounds and beliefs. Rather than offering simplistic answers, Bewes encourages readers to engage meaningfully with skepticism and curiosity about faith, equipping them to articulate their beliefs in a diverse and questioning world.

Thoughts to encourage and challenge. Can be used as a daily devotional or dip into the subject index which covers Christ, service, Bible characters and ethics.

If speaking in public fills you with fear, then this book will help to transform your experience. Richard Bewes carefully divides the subject into memorable and easily digestible sections sprinkled with anecdotes about his own experiences.

Richard Bewes first experienced revival as a child, to the sound of thousands of African voices singing. In Under the Thorn Tree, he retells this and many other stories from his lifetime of working and living to further the Kingdom of Christ. Revival comes with the sole pursuit of Jesus - He encompasses everything.