Jonathan Lamb Livres

Understanding and confronting issues of division, and developing a greater desire to develop and maintain biblical Christian unity

The book offers a spiritual journey through Habakkuk, addressing profound questions about life and faith amid chaos. It emphasizes the importance of patient waiting and ultimately reveals God's sovereignty over history and personal circumstances. Readers are encouraged to trust in God's goodness, even during challenging times, highlighting the theme of divine control and reassurance in faith.

Exploring the concept of shared feeling, this work delves into the history of sympathy during the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. It examines the interplay between charity, market dynamics, global exploration, theatrical expression, and the darker aspects of torture. Each angle reveals how sympathy shaped human experiences and societal norms, offering a multifaceted understanding of this emotional phenomenon in a transformative era.

Jonathan Lamb explores the concept of pleonasm in Sterne's work, referring to it as the 'double principle'. This analysis delves into how Sterne employs redundancy in language to enhance meaning and create a unique narrative style. By examining this linguistic technique, Lamb reveals the complexities and nuances in Sterne's writing, highlighting its impact on the reader's experience and interpretation. The study provides insight into the interplay between language and meaning in literature.

Exploring the themes of strength and vulnerability, this book emphasizes that true victory comes from God's power rather than human achievement. Jonathan Lamb delves into essential lessons for authentic Christian ministry, highlighting the importance of suffering in deepening reliance on God, the need for discipline and forgiveness within church communities, and the significance of union with Christ for genuine Christian witness. This work serves as a vital reminder in a culture that often prioritizes celebrity over spiritual depth.

In early 2020, a highly contagious virus made its way around the world. In a matter of days the things that many people relied on for security were shown to be flimsy sources of hope. Authors from three of the worst-affected countries in Europe have united in this book to reflect on the only comfort we have in life and death - Jesus Christ. Each taking a different aspect of what this hope looks like, they answer the question, what can we believe and hope for in times like this?

Another lurid newspaper a high-profile figure has fallen from grace. Worse still, he tried to cover it up so that everyone would think he was something he wasn't ... She was a respected figure in her school but it turned out she had been funding her lavish lifestyle with money that didn't belong to her.Integrity matters. We expect it, naively perhaps, of leaders in all walks of life. We trust people whose words, character and actions are consistent. But why is integrity so rare? Why does our walk not match our talk?One of the most pertinent and positive examples of integrity in Scripture is that of the apostle Paul. In 2 Corinthians his passions and frustrations are clear as he offers us an extraordinary insight into the joys and pressures of Christian leadership. His model is no less counter-cultural today than it was in the first leading with God watching. There are lessons for all Christians here, not just for formally recognized leaders.Jonathan Lamb examines key passages and interweaves them with examples from everyday life. Whether in responding to criticism, exercising authority, coping with failure, handling money or struggling with personal weakness, this book is a call to live consistently in the light of gospel priorities. Only then will our lives speak authentically to a sceptical world.

Preaching matters. It is a God-ordained means of encountering Christ. When the Bible is faithfully and relevantly explained, it transforms hearts, understandings, and attitudes, and draws us into a living relationship with God through Christ. This is a book to ignite our passion for preaching, whether we preach every week or have no idea how to put a sermon together.

The evolving landscape of the oil industry is explored, highlighting how traditional market dynamics are influenced by factors such as producer cartels, subsidies, and the absence of genuine alternatives. Jonathan Lamb presents a compelling argument that these established norms are shifting, suggesting a transformative change in how the oil business operates.

The narrative centers on the risen Jesus, who offers a dual message: one of comfort and hope for those facing challenges, and another serving as a wake-up call for individuals who have strayed from their principles. This exploration highlights themes of resilience and moral awakening, appealing to readers seeking inspiration and guidance in difficult times.