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The Thessalonian letters reveal the transformation of a diverse congregation into a vibrant church that passionately shared the Gospel despite facing persecution. The Apostle Paul’s affection for this community shines through as they demonstrate resilience and love for one another. Key themes include the power of faith, community support, and the profound impact of the Gospel on everyday life and theological understanding. Readers are invited to explore these letters to strengthen their relationship with the Lord and appreciate the transformative nature of their faith.

"James Ryker knows the ghosts of his dark and violent past are never far away. Yet he’s still taken aback when he sees Leia Devereaux’s face at his door. Even more surprising is that the woman he knows to be a lethal assassin claims she’s not there to hurt him, but to ask for his help in keeping the stranger accompanying her, David Muller, alive. She says Muller is more valuable than Ryker can imagine.But Ryker isn’t given any time to investigate before chaos descends upon them. In the aftermath, Devereaux disappears and Ryker is left with only questions. Why would the deadly Leia Devereaux come to Ryker for help? What did the notorious assassin want with David Muller? Most importantly, who are the armed assailants now out for Ryker’s blood? To find the answers, Ryker has only one choice: To do what he does best. Fight back . . ." --publisher's website

The narrative explores Peter's transformation from a fearful disciple to a courageous leader after Christ's ascension. As a fisherman and martyr, he wrote letters to encourage suffering Christians, emphasizing the temporary nature of life's challenges and the promise of eternal glory. His first letter reassures believers of the worth of their faith, while the second highlights the possibility of godliness in a corrupt world and warns of judgment for the unrighteous. This guide invites readers to delve into Peter's teachings and key concepts, reflecting on his pivotal role in the early church.

James Ryker stumbles into a chilling conspiracy in a small Norwegian town . . . Travelling through frozen north Norway, Ryker isn't looking for trouble, but he has a habit of finding it. After a near miss on the road with a young moped driver, a local policeman assists the teenager and encourages Ryker on his way. But when Ryker travels to the nearby small town of Blodstein--only to be warded off by the locals when he asks questions about the boy he nearly killed--his instincts as a longtime intelligence agent fire. Ryker is determined to find out who the boy is, and where he has gone, but soon finds himself pulling at the edges of a conspiracy that threatens to erupt with blood and violence. Unless he can determine the truth and put an end to it all. But as the outsider, is there anyone he can trust? Praise for Rob Sinclair's thrillers: "A must read for fans of Lee Child and Robert Ludlum." --Chelle's Book Reviews "Twists you just don't see coming." --David's Book Blurg "A real page-turner, impossible to put down." --Publishers Weekly

From the author of The Red Cobra, a new thriller featuring a spy on a journey across Europe in search of a killer . . .James Ryker thought he’d gotten the gangsters out of the Norwegian town of Blodstein, so when he hears of a wave of murders, it gets his attention. Then he discovers that an unidentified teenager has been found dead in Crete, and the description of the victim raises an alarm—could the boy be Henrik Svenson, who Ryker had once rescued in Blodstein?To get some answers, Ryker heads for Athens—and meets the seductive but duplicitous Eleni. Soon the search begins for a known associate of the elusive Eastern European drug kingpin known only as Jesper. But just as it looks like he’s about to get a break in the case, Ryker finds himself in jail for murder.Someone is setting him up—and after two Russian agents visit him in prison, things take a turn he never expected . . .Praise for the bestselling novels of Rob “A real page-turner, impossible to put down.” —Publishers Weekly“A must read for fans of Lee Child and Robert Ludlum.” —Chelle’s Book Reviews

One perfect family. One deadly secret. One killer on the loose.Annie and Terry Eccles seemed to have it all, until one night they are brutally murdered in their bed.Called in to head up the case, DI Dani Stephens delves into the couple’s past, quickly realising that beneath the comfortable veneer of this apparently golden family, lies uncomfortable truths.But when Dani finds her own safety threatened, it becomes clear that someone wants those truths to remain hidden – whatever it takes…Perfect for fans of Stuart Macbride and Peter James, this is a completely original and utterly unputdownable crime thriller from a modern master.

He's back and better than ever. James Ryker, a veteran intelligence agent now freelancer, working for the secretive Joint Intelligence agency on an op-by-op basis, finds himself embroiled in a complicated mission that will test him to his limit. When a simple surveillance mission goes awry and the key target is kidnapped in broad daylight in a busy London square, Ryker knows he has his work cut out. Ryker is tasked with figuring out what went wrong. But when his good friend Sam Moreno disappears without trace, the mission becomes more personal than he could have imagined. Torn between toeing the government line, and finding the answers he needs, Ryker realises there's only one way to find those responsible and to punish them. His way.

Exploring the transformation of Jesus' brothers, the narrative highlights their initial skepticism and eventual commitment to Christianity after witnessing His resurrection. James shares impactful teachings on practical Christian living, while Jude cautions against false teachers infiltrating the faith. This examination reveals insights into the mindset of those who grew up with Jesus, offering a unique perspective on their journey from doubt to devotion. The book emphasizes the profound impact of witnessing divine truth and the responsibilities that come with it.

Fear often grips those who wish to deepen their understanding of God through the Bible, leading to common anxieties about where to begin and how to engage with the text. Questions about focus, note-taking, and the fear of making mistakes can create a barrier to meaningful exploration. This book addresses these concerns, guiding readers on how to approach Scripture with confidence and clarity, ultimately fostering a more enriching spiritual journey.

The story revolves around Ben Stephens, a seemingly ordinary family man whose life has been shattered since his wife's unsolved murder seven years ago. Now remarried to his former mistress, he faces mounting debts to a dangerous criminal. When his estranged twin sister, a police detective, reenters his life, Ben is forced to confront uncomfortable truths. As he grapples with his past, the tension escalates, revealing the precarious balance between survival and breaking under pressure.