Blue Bottle Books

Written in John Dickson's characteristically non-technical and readable style, this book urges the reader to become more than mere spectators when approaching the religions of the world

This lively, accessible book highlights society's most influential voices - including New Age, Secular Humanism, Relativism and Postmodernism. Readers will be rewarded with a way to process the complex messages of our 21st century world and an understanding of how these relate to a Christian worldview.

Renowned leaders. Unsung heroes. Inspiring stories of faith. Where a carefully constructed theological explanation of God’s existence may leave us cold, one person’s account of extraordinary endurance challenges our convictions and stirs our imagination.

This contemporary and thought-provoking booklet by John Dickson is beautifully presented and suitable for adults enquiring about Jesus. Unlike any other tract available, it is a modern retelling of the gospel looking at the God of common sense, and Jesus as healer, teacher, judge, saviour and Lord.

Life has a tendency to throw up big questions at us. What is life all about? How did I get here? Where did my 30's and 40's go? Asking questions is a good thing, but where do we go for the answers? In this very entertaining book Al Stewart not only talks about the problems facing men today, he offers solutions.

How do you love and support someone struggling with depression? Singer-songwriter, Richard Beeston shares his personal journey as a loving husband trying to care for his young wife in her depression.

This book faces the hard theological questions about disability in a warm and encouraging wasy using short biblical reflections and first person narratives.