Announcing a brand new free eBook ready for you to download. It’s just 8 pages long, containing the full text of one of the most famous poems in Christendom: “The Hound of Heaven” by Francis Thompson. A powerful description of the pursuit of a human soul by God.

I’ve also included a short biographical sketch of Thompson.  I encourage you to download and read it (CLICK HERE).  It will continue to be made available on our DOWNLOAD PAGE.

Phil

We have a brand new free eBook ready for you to download. Let me say a few words of introduction as to what it’s about.

From time to time you will hear people talking about “the Welsh Revival”. When I hear that I immediately want to ask “Which Welsh Revival are you referring to?”  The fact is that there have been no fewer than 18 significant revivals in the small principality of Wales stretching over a period of several centuries.

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We’re pleased to release a brand new eBook available for instant download (just CLICK HERE).

“Union and Communion” by J. Hudson Taylor is a wonderful devotional classic based on the Song of Solomon.

It’s just 50 pages long, but it is so full of rich content you will want to read it more than once. I urge you to download it, and spend some time with it in your daily devotions.

Taylor wrote this in 1893. He views Song of Solomon to be “a poem describing the life of a believer on earth.” Divided into six short chapters, the book describes the believer’s return to God, the “King of Love”, in order to be in union and communion with Him.  It will remain available here on our download page.

Enjoy!

Phil

I’m giving away a free copy of The Evidence Bible – and YOU’VE got a really good chance to win it.

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Phil