The opening chapter of Matthew’s Gospel hides a treasure in plain sight, a genealogy that tells the sweeping story of God’s faithfulness cross generations.
Behind every name lies a life marked by hope, struggle, courage, failure, and grace. This book walks through that lineage one person at a time, revealing how God worked through patriarchs and kings, outsiders and exiles, the faithful and the flawed, to bring His promise to fulfilment in Jesus the Messiah.
Rich in biblical insight and grounded in accessible storytelling, it invites readers to rediscover the beauty of God’s long-range purposes and to see how their own story fits within His unfolding plan of redemption.

Why does God feel distant. Why is the world so messy. Why do Christians sometimes look nothing like Jesus. Why do guilt, emptiness and longing linger even when life looks full on the outside.
Questions Real People Ask God is a book for the unchurched, the almost Christian and anyone who has ever wondered about faith but felt unsure where to begin. With warmth, clarity and compassion, it explores twelve of the most common spiritual questions people carry today, offering a fresh look at God that is thoughtful, grounded and deeply human.
This is not a book of pressure or pat answers. It is an invitation. An invitation to reflect, to breathe, to be honest, and to discover a God who meets you where you really are.

You are not invisible. You are not forgotten. You are seen.

The God Who Sees is a gentle companion for anyone who has ever wondered where God is in the quiet ache of ordinary life. Drawing on the stories of people who were overlooked, overwhelmed, or pushed to the edges, this book offers a fresh, hope‑filled reminder: God notices what others miss. He pays attention to the details of your life, your fears, your longings, and your questions.

With warmth, honesty, and deep pastoral care, this book explores the surprising ways God meets us — not in grand gestures, but in the small, sacred moments where we least expect Him. Whether you’re carrying hidden worries, navigating uncertainty, or simply longing for reassurance, The God Who Sees invites you to slow down, breathe, and rediscover the God who has never taken His eyes off you.

If you’ve ever whispered, “Does God see me?” — this book is your answer.

This book was written to help readers navigate the wide and sometimes confusing landscape of Christian belief in Australia. Across the country, churches express their faith in ways shaped by history, culture, theology, and mission. Some share deep common ground; others differ in significant and meaningful ways.
By exploring these traditions side by side, this book aims to offer clarity without caricature, fairness without compromise, and understanding without losing sight of the gospel at the centre of historic Christianity. My hope is that these pages equip you to engage others with confidence, humility, and grace as you recognise both the richness of Christian diversity and the enduring truth that unites believers across time and place.

Christian Terminology is a clear and welcoming guide to the language of Christian faith. Many believers hear words in church, sermons or Scripture that feel familiar yet remain unclear.
This dictionary brings those terms to life with simple explanations, biblical grounding and gentle pastoral insight. Whether you are new to Christianity or have walked with Jesus for many years, these definitions will help you understand key concepts, deepen your confidence and grow in your relationship with God.
Written with warmth and clarity, this book is an invitation to explore the rich vocabulary of faith and discover how each term points us back to the God who speaks, saves and walks with His people.