This fascinating book tells the true story of how one family changed the world – through beer. It stirs together several strains of the Guinness legacy, showing how commercial flair and vibrant faith can become a remarkable and inspiring force for social good.
Does Christianity have a legitimate role to play in politics, business, law, medicine, journalism, and education? Or are secularists right when they relegate religion to the strictly private realm of ‘personal values’? Nancy Pearcey offers a razor-sharp analysis of the now accepted split between the public and private - revealing how every worldview (including secularism) is ultimately based on beliefs. A brilliant, intellectual read for Christian professionals who want to know how to extricate the gospel from issues of individual morality, and translate it into language and application suitable for the public square.
n this short but profound book, Andy Crouch argues that modern technology has empowered us to pursue ‘mastery without relationship’ and ‘abundance without dependence’. We’ve essentially traded our personhood for superpower, without realising the hidden trade-offs that diminish our 'muchness'. The good news is that there is a way to change from slaves of devices into masters of instruments – creating a world where we can be both connected, and fully alive.
Creation Regained is a crisp, clear introduction to developing an integrated, biblical worldview. Outlining three basic chapters in human history (creation, fall, and redemption), Wolters shows how defining the gospel in narrow and shallow ways discredit the breadth and depth of God’s redemptive plan.
Returning to the UK after 27 years in India as a missionary, Newbigin could clearly see the devastating effects on a society that rejects the gospel as objective truth. Truth To Tell is a short, but powerful, treatise on this important topic.
The Prosperity Paradox reveals why so many investments in economic development fail to generate sustainable prosperity, and offer a disruptive solution for bringing about lasting positive change. “What if we considered this problem through a different lens? What if, instead of trying to fix the visible signs of poverty, we focused instead on creating lasting prosperity? This may require a counterintuitive approach to economic development, but one that will cause you to see opportunities where you might least expect them.”
A refreshing read that builds a strong case for harnessing the power of business to solve global problems – and for the difference that one individual can make.
This landmark book provides both an intellectual framework and practical handles on how to have a more meaningful influence on and through culture
Community | Learning | Inspiration | Collaboration
ziwani.com | © 2022 All Rights Reserved.
