Bible Discovery

This story of the life of Jesus is told in Gaelic by an author whose love of God and of the Gaelic language shine through every page. Suitable for individuals and for teaching in schools, churches and colleges. In straightforward Gaelic, this is an...

Leith Fisher shows us an accessible way to engage with this gospel and opens up Luke's vivid picture-gallery of stories to all readers: read on to learn more of the road which beckons in this most universal of the gospels. 

In Leith's book, Mark brings Jesus before his readers, asking Jesus' simple, direct question: 'Who do you think I am?' He invites the reader to answer the question by following Jesus' own journey from the start of his ministry to the events of...

How did God's young Church set out on its mission to `make disciples of all nations'? What was God's challenge to those first members of the Christian faith?

Offers a commentary on the "Gospel of Matthew" that addresses contemporary issues such as climate change, gender, sexuality, peace, conflict and wealth - all issues that Jesus dealt with in his own time.

Written in the Glasgow vernacular, this work is compiled from new Auld Testament stories woven into "Auld Testament Tales", as well as a complete re-edited version of "Glasgow Gospel". The author has also written the popular "A Scots Gospel".

The Shetland tongue has, in many ways, been blessed by its isolation, making it both unmistakable and unlike anything else you will hear on the British Isles. This work contains 81 popular Bible stories that help readers to see the Bible afresh.

Man is continually involved in a twofold combat situation: of having to wrestle with himself, and with the problems which surround him in society. In this book William Barclay expounds the thinking of Paul on these problems as it is set out in...