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Imagine
How can we create Christian communities that really support and equip their people? Is there really a way forward? Imagine is about daring to dream. In a country where people don't even know why Easter is a public holiday a radical strategy is desperately needed. Imagine is it. Visually pleasing, with a series of stunning photographs The head of the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity, best-selling author Mark Greene presents a compelling portrait of the UK today and an inspiring, practical way forward for how Christians - whoever they are, wherever they are, whatever their work - can be equipped and mobilised to make a difference in our society. * A clear groundbreaking strategy for mission. * Analyzes the state of Britain and the British church incisively. * Acute thought on perhaps the most essential question facing Christians today. * Offers a simple, Biblical and compelling route forward. * A revolutionary vision for the UK.
Archival Values
In this exquisite collection of essays, 23 archivists from repositories across the profession examine the values that comprise the Core Values Statement of the Society of American Archivists. For each value, several archivists comment on what the value means to them and how it reflects and impacts archival work.
The Best Idea in the World
One idea can change everything. Just as one new lens can make the whole world look different. In this compelling and liberating book, Mark Greene explores the dynamic difference that a fresh look at Jesus' familiar instruction can make to almost any decision we make--in any area of life --from buying a microwave to choosing a job, from church to chat-rooms, from parenting to politics, from where we put the TV to where we live. Full of humour, insight, down-to-earth stories and up-to-date research, Mark explores how putting relationships first in our thinking and living is not only a liberating basis for our personal lives but a robust and dynamic foundation for our society and our global community.
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Remaking Manhood
Remaking Manhood is a collection of Good Men Project Executive Editor Mark Greene's most popular articles on American culture, relationships, family and fatherhood. It is a timely and balanced look at the life affirming changes emerging from within the modern men's movement."This is writing that unites men rather than dividing or exploiting them. It speaks to the very best part of men and asks them to bring that part to the fore-as fathers, as sons, as brothers, as husbands, as friends, as lovers, and as citizens of life." -Michael Rowe, author of Other Men's Sons"Read this book, but don't mistake it as a defense of men. Remaking Manhood is going to be considered a go-to piece of literature on the new "Male Revolution."" -Jason Grant, CityDadsGroup.com"Mark interweaves his own deeply personal stories with a salient and powerful deconstruction of manhood in America."-Lisa Hickey, CEO, Good Men Project
Fruitfulness on the Frontline
What does fruitfulness look like in our everyday lives? How can we serve God in the many, many hours of our waking time? Whether we are housewives or students, schoolkids or factory workers, sales assistants or retired, God can use us in many different ways. And that's not by adding new things to our much-to-do-about everything lists. Rather, it is about what happens when we let God show us how he wants us to respond in the places we find ourselves day by day - our frontlines, wherever they are. We don't need a high position, a university degree, or lots of money to have a significant impact for the Lord. What if, for now at least, the people God wants us to love and serve are the people we meet day-to-day? There are lots of stories in this book. They are all about followers of Jesus who have come to see the places and the people they encounter on their frontlines. They are testimonies that God still works powerfully, wondrously, and mysteriously through his people today.
Thank God It's Monday
The average person spends around ninety thousand hours at work over a lifetime. In the busyness and daily routine of working life--responding to emails, working from home at any hour, hitting deadlines, and planning meetings--it can be hard to remember that God is there. Whatever our work looks like, God cares about it. He calls us to work as if we are working for Him--whether we are working for someone else, self-employed, starting a business, or staying at home. Exploring what God has to say about work, this book helps us to see our jobs, coworkers, business contacts, bosses, and workplaces the way God sees them. Full of inspiring stories, it empowers us to do good work with God, in His way, and to show and share Jesus in the challenges and opportunities of our daily work. In this fun and highly practical book, Mark Greene looks at how we can make the most of the time we spend. For those who want to encounter God in the workplace, Greene helps to expand the spiritual framework of life from the weekend to the workplace to see that God is at work there through us, in us, and in those we work with.
Probably the Best Idea in the World
At the heart of everything is one very good idea--the true currency of our society, the key to all human flourishing and happiness. This idea is quite simple. It is love, actually. Love God. Love one another. Your neighbor. Your enemy. Simple--but far from easy, as statistics and prolific stories of broken friendships, toxic workplaces, divided churches, dysfunctional families, and lonely people testify. And yet love is a commandment. The greatest commandment. Not an optional extra, not just a good idea, but the most important order, the one from which all the others flow. So how can we begin to follow this command? With brilliant storytelling and deep theological insight, Mark Greene explor...
Transforming Work
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Thank God It's Monday
A highly practical book looking at making the most of the time we spend at work. Examining our jobs, colleagues and bosses from God's point of view. Expanding the 'spiritual' part of life from the weekend to the workplace and understanding that God is at work there through us, in us, and in those we work with.
