Highland Books: 9 books

John Nodding considers his own life from the angles of family, work, church and travel. More than most, he had to learn to abound - or how to face losses. His experience challenges readers to become better stewards of God's grace.

Jesus is alive and well in theatre. An examination of our rich English tradition of dramatic portrayals of Jesus. Ranges widely from medieval Mystery Plays to Berkoff and from stage to broadcast media.

The story of one Nepalese Christian whose life illustrates how the Nepali Church has grown so fast since 1945. Persecutions, natural disaster and miracles are set against the backdrop of a wonderful country and people.

Trust is at the heart of our relationships and our beliefs, whatever these might be. How often do we seriously consider whether this trust is well-placed? A dialogue between a seeker and a more confident believer considers issues surrounding friendships, authority, ideologies and faith.

Jude and Alex Kilburn have moved from London to Albania to grow a church, in particular by publishing a keen biography of a local hard-man turned Christian. But a clandestine group has made it their mission to stop this work...The Christians sense danger, but the list of potential enemies is long: unreformed...

The weather features mightily and at moments of high drama in the Biblical narrative. This study should appeal to Bible readers who are drawn to reconstruct the events in their mind. Most importantly, the author points to what weather language can teach us about the Triune God.

This is 'geofiction' cli-fi where our planet is a key actor. Greenhouse gases lead to natural disasters and the dismal politics of scarcity. Yes, our world is groaning, symbolised by a tsunami hitting the Scottish holy island of Iona... A scientist couple begin an evidence-based protest, but this morphs...

Features several stories taken from history and scripture, featuring statesmen, soldiers and ordinary folk who have found God true to the strong promises contained in Psalm 91.

Many people are dissatisfied with their looks: where this mushrooms into clinical obsession ('Body Dysmorphic Disorder'), this can have wide-ranging life consequences which require diagnosis and treatment. Using a combination of verse, prose and illustration, the author conveys her feelings and conclusions...