Tony Edwards Knihy

In an age when the foundational truths of Christianity are being questioned, this book explains, with warmth and clarity, the eternal work of the cross and resurrection of Jesus Christ. It also discusses humanity's vital need of it, and its relevance to the present generation. Borne out of a lifetime's study and ministry, Tony Rees makes complex theology compelling and accessible. Persuasive and gripping, this incredible work of redemption is unravelled through the pages of the Old and New Testaments, bringing fresh insights and challenges to the fore. It also provides a great source for anyone wanting to engage with the core doctrines of the Christian faith. Whether you are a theology student or lay person, this book will bring you to a fuller appreciation of the work of the cross - its promise of total forgiveness, belonging, acceptance and identity, alongside the radical call to commitment. And equally, on the resurrection, with its promise of power to live a new life now, alongside the eternal hope of life beyond the grave in a world redeemed into the fullness of God Himself. The truths around the story of God's redemption of mankind are the greatest we could ever embrace. This book will inspire you with their message of hope in the death and resurrection of Christ, and give you fresh confidence to trust it today.

Seventeen-year-old Charlie Henderson seeks to shed his nerdy image and gain popularity as he enters his senior year. However, his plans take a wild turn when he and his friends are unexpectedly transported back in time, thrust into a chaotic and dangerous world. As they navigate this new reality, Charlie grapples with his desire for recognition and the complexities of adolescence. This coming-of-age tale blends action, comedy, and relatable themes of youth, appealing even to reluctant readers. The story sets the stage for further adventures in the upcoming sequel.

Edwards explores the major world historical trends in academia from the time of William McNeill and criticizes the failed world historical approach known as Big History.