How Will You Share The Bible?
The Story of Jesus: An Illustrated Gospel of Mark
This book is full of striking images that help you engage with the NIrV text, bringing the stories of Jesus to life.
Alongside the full text of the Gospel of Mark, there are also helpful additional pages, including a map and explanations of words that may be unfamiliar.
Each chapter ends with a Ponder Page, giving space to think about what has happened in that chapter.
The Light Inside: The Life of Jesus According to Luke
This Luke’s Gospel magazine is designed to prompt questions for anyone who delves into its pages. The A4 size, contemporary images and the easy-to-read NIrV translation make it ideal for believers and new-comers alike. Just like Light & Life, The Light Inside is an ideal option for anyone looking to share the Bible with friends or neighbours, or churches in search of an accessible and welcoming version of the Bible to give to visitors.
Light and Life: The Life of Jesus According to John
Light & Life uses the NIV translation of the Bible in an A4 format that makes the book look and feel like a magazine. Easy to store in a bag and take out wherever you go, its modern-day images prompt organic questions and conversations for readers of all ages. All of these factors make Light & Life a go-to for churches that want a Scripture portion to distribute.
Field Guide To The Bible
We can find some parts of the Bible difficult to understand and sometimes we don’t know where to start or how to read it. This practical guide will make a difference. It covers topics like where to start reading, practical ideas to help you hear from God through the Bible, explanations on how the Bible story fits together and the different styles of writing within it. The Field Guide to the Bible will give you more understanding of what the Bible is all about so that you can get to know God better as you read it.
Love, Death and Resurrection
The story of Jesus, his church and the world he came to save, as told by the books of the New Testament of the Bible. The New Testament tells this story through twenty-six different books written between the middle and end of the first cenwtury. These stories have been shared by communities across the world for centuries. This edition arranges the books differently, in four groups - one group for each Gospel - and the page layout uses a more familiar novel-like format.
Matthew: “The Kingdom Is Here”
Matthew: “The Kingdom is here” uses the NIrV translation of the Bible with simple English suitable for everyone, including children, young people and those who read English as a second language. Sometimes the Bible is not an easy book to read or understand, so we have added lots of annotations, activities, questions and notes to this version of Matthew’s Gospel. They are designed to help the reader meet Jesus, who the book is all about, giving them space to understand, reflect and engage with the text.
Letters for Life: Paul’s Letters to the Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians
Paul wrote these letters to help the people who first received them with particular issues and questions. Just like us they needed help to know what it means to be a follower of Jesus. We have added lots of annotations, activities, questions and notes to this book to help the reader understand, reflect and engage with the text.
The text is NIrV, and each page has images designed to invite you to reflect and discuss.
Dear Theo
Dear Theo has received some letters from a friend. The story they contain will change the world.
Dear Theo has comic-book-style illustrations by Jason Ramasami. His artwork is paired with text from the books of Luke and Acts in the NIrV translation. Read Luke’s account of the actions and activities of Jesus and of his followers as they spread God’s good news to those who need to hear it. You can also find accompanying resources on our website.
Joseph and the Triumph of Grace
This book of two halves features the story of Joseph in exciting comic book illustrations followed by an easy-to-read translation of the Book of Genesis. Illustrated by Jason Ramasami, the Joseph and the Triumph of Grace follows the ‘golden line’ that runs through the book of Genesis, highlighting all the ways that God gives good things to people. Check out our website for accompanying resources like videos, discussion outlines or printable journal companions.
