Hurst: 251 books

This book can be your guide if you are just starting out on the adventure of a new business, have got a little lost on the way with an existing venture or are seeking how to tap into the significantly greater opportunities every enterprise has lying waiting but untapped at its feet.It's...

What do you do if you look in the mirror and realize the life you want is not the life you're living? What do you do if you feel lost in the middle of your life? Or if you feel you've drifted away from your hopes, your dreams, and your plans? In this six-session video Bible study (DVD/digital...

The Bible is Ancient Truth, but must be read in its own ancient context to be fully understood. Even the people among whom Jesus lived no longer understood their own Hebrew heritage because the leadership had embraced Western intellectual assumptions which were then foreign to Scripture. Where we...

God wove into His creation a fabric of morality that reflects His character. His character has not changed at all, but human perception has drifted very, very far over the ages. Until we rediscover what that revelation meant to the people who first received it, we cannot hope to reclaim the ancient...

When MI6 offer to help Customs trap an international drugs smuggler all is not what it seems… In his long-awaited sequel to the acclaimed The Postmistress of Nong Khai, Frank Hurst takes us on an exhilarating and fascinating journey through the dangerous opium jungles of the Golden Triangle...

When you see love working the way it should, you want to tell everyone. Instead of spilling the details of private lives, these tales are all dressed up with fictional characters and settings, but the stories are real. The author admits this is marriage counseling through fictional examples.

Nick Hurst was working in London when he threw in his job in advertising to train for four years in Malaysia and China with a kung fu grandmaster, Sugong. This is a mix of Nick's experiences in South-East Asia and the story of Sugong's extraordinary life. Initiated into kung fu by an opium-addicted...

There are significant events in our lives - weddings, anniversaries, company events that can make or break a career - events where we don't get a second chance to get it right. Why would you take a risk with yours? There are often a wide range of performers available and some at very tempting...

Every family has it secrets. Even the most ordinary tucks things away, out of sight. Things you don't want to talk about. Sometimes dangerous things.　 Charlie is ten years old. He lives with his mum in an ordinary house, in an ordinary town. He goes to school, he does his homework and watches...

A gorgeously illustrated picture book about creativity, making connections, and finding friendship. Sure to appeal to fans of Shaun Tan or Aaron Becker. With a poetic story and lush paintings, Elise Hurst conveys how a bit of bravery, empathy, and imagination can transform our lives. Adelaide...

Western Christianity is largely crippled by virtue of being too Western. The Bible, and the religion it represents, is Ancient Near Eastern, to be precise. It's downright alien to our culture. So we need books like this to explain that vast distance so that we can begin to reclaim what has been abandoned...

As sensible as it may seem in an era when fuel prices are skyrocketing in tandem with environmental consciousness, a switch to bicycle commuting doesn’t necessarily happen overnight. Certain questions arise: Do I really need that $1,500 bike? Are Lycra shorts necessary? What about traffic rules?...

The Bible is Ancient Truth, but must be read in its own ancient context to be fully understood. Even the people among whom Jesus lived no longer understood their own Hebrew heritage because the leadership had embraced Western intellectual assumptions which were then foreign to Scripture. Where we...

The Bible is Ancient Truth, but must be read in its own ancient context to be fully understood. Even the people among whom Jesus lived no longer understood their own Hebrew heritage because the leadership had embraced Western intellectual assumptions which were then foreign to Scripture. Where we...