Faithincarnate

  • Blessings: Human Flourishing and the Purposes of God

    Blessings: Human Flourishing and the Purposes of God

    £7.00

    From the blessings spoken over Abraham and Israel to the teachings of
    Jesus and the Kingdom of God, this book traces the story of blessing
    across Scripture and across cultures. It examines why every society seeks
    blessing, how blessing shapes families, communities, and nations, and
    why true flourishing can never be separated from God’s purposes.
    Discover:
    • Why blessing is more than prosperity or success
    • How words can shape lives, families, and nations
    • The relationship between blessing, justice, and human flourishing
    • What blessing means in Jewish, Christian, Islamic, and Asian traditions
    • How Christ fulfils God’s promise of blessing to the world
    • Why the greatest blessing is not what God gives – but God Himself
    Rich in biblical insight and practical application, this book reveals that
    blessing is not merely about receiving good things, but about participating
    in God’s redemptive purposes for the world.
    A thought-provoking exploration of one of Scripture’s most important
    themes – and a compelling vision of what it means to flourish under
    the reign of God.

  • From Eden to the Nations

    From Eden to the Nations

    £7.00

    God’s Purpose, the Cycles of the Church, and the Crisis of the West The story of Scripture begins in a garden, but it does not end there. From Eden to the Nations traces the movement of God’s purpose from creation and fall, through Abraham, Israel, the Messiah, Pentecost, and the global Church. Ron George explores…

  • The Unknown Christ

    The Unknown Christ

    £10.00

    What if Christ was at work in the world long before Christianity arrived?
    Across continents and centuries – through the myths of Persia, the wisdom of Africa,
    the philosophies of India, the poetry of China, and the ancestral traditions of Indigenous
    peoples – there are surprising echoes of a story Christians know well: the longing for a
    Saviour, the search for justice, the ache for redemption, and the hope of new creation.
    This book argues that these echoes are no accident.