New Releases by Murray Watts

Beautiful journey through Psalm 23 Ideal as a gift Author - award-winning playwriter and screenwriter

Here is a collection of brilliant and poignant parables and stories, for personal reading and public use. Each offers a penetrating insight into some aspect of the human condition. They include: The Spider Who Believed in Himself: a cautionary tale for millennials. An Artist Tries to Create the World: she tries and tries again... but she still can''t get it right. The Divine Call Centre: ''Your call is important to God. Please don''t hang up.'' An Atheist Troubled by His Doubts: he just wishes that he had the simple faith of other atheists.

How John and Rosemary Lancaster made £136 million, and set about giving it away.

The greatest story ever told? Find out for yourself as Murray Watts retells the key stories of the Bible. Everything is here, from greed, deception and hate, to love, miracles and redemption. Above all, the Bible is a love story: the moving tale of God''s love for the world in all its wonder and brokenness. Murray Watts combines his knowledge and love of the Bible with skilful storytelling to introduce readers to the drama and mystery of this great book. His evocative and engaging retellings unfold the sweep of Bible history in words and phrases everyone can understand and enjoy. As well as gripping accounts of all the great stories, there are accessible paraphrases of a number of popular psalms and Old Testament words of wisdom and prophecy.

A collection of approximately two hundred and fifty illustrated stories from the Old and New Testaments, retold for children.

Retells the stories of the Gospel through a child''s perspective, offering information on the life of Jesus and his work as a healer and radical teacher.

Christianity is serious business—but a good laugh at ourselves helps us keep our feet on the ground. Each book has more than 275 quips, quotes, church bloopers, funny stories, and cartoons for church and family settings.

More than 275 quips, quotes, church bloopers, funny stories, and cartoons for church and family settings.

How we handle stress affects our lives; it may even affect the length of our lives. The authors of this monograph aim to show that coping with stress requires a radical but positive and healing change of lifestyle and attitude. Topics covered include how to meet the challenges of stress, and how to find the right solutions rather than the self-destructive ones. It offers practical advice on dealing with stress: life planning, taking breaks, managing time, living in the present, meditation and diet.

17 fast-moving, polished sketches for churches, theaters and street drama--cover blurb.