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What is it like to walk away from a close-knit fellowship into the wider world of unbelievers? What is it like to walk away from Jesus? In this book, Robert Laynton takes you on a journey out of conservative evangelicalism, describing both his personal experience and his theological rationale for leaving the faith. It is a journey that took him over forty years to complete and one that takes some surprising twists and turns. This second editio...

Do you feel as though you are losing the battle of the sexes to the females in your life? Does your female partner talk to you and treat you as though you are a stupid boy? Does it seem to you as though all females are mad? When the female in your life makes mistakes is it always your fault? Robert Laynton makes insightful observations about males and females in relationship and offers proven practical strategies that males can adopt in ord...

Jesus is coming again - as King. But what will the Return of the King be like? The bible speaks of a thousand-year reign of Jesus - a Millennium Reign - but what is the Millennium Reign? Author Robert Laynton takes a fresh look at these themes to present a more grounded and sober look at what the Bible has to say concerning the Return of the King and the Millennium Reign. His takes the reader right back to the beginning, to trace the develo...

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Christianity and Judaism differ concerning the Messiah - the one chosen and set apart by God to be the deliverer of God's people - yet both are looking forward in time to the coming of the Messiah. So who is it that is coming and what will be the impact of this event? Is there any hope of reconciling such divergent viewpoints? This study suggests that there is more commonality between Jewish and Christian perspectives than may first appear. By...

Christianity and Judaism differ in their views of the Messiah but both of these religious traditions are looking forward in time to the coming of the Messiah. In the light of such different perspectives, who is it that is coming and what will be the impact of this event? This book suggests that there is more commonality between Jewish and Christian perspectives than may at first appear on the surface. By drawing primarily from the Hebrew Scrip...

An easy to understand introduction to Christianity Introduces readers to the basic themes and practices of Christianity. Three main areas are covered: The Good News or Gospel - what it is and what it means to us, The Christian Life - What does God want us to be like and how do we seek to put those ideals into practice, Christians meeting together - the purpose, structure and organization of Christian assemblies. These themes are studies as the...

Kinfolk' traces one particular family that is presently to be found all over the world and most particularly in the south east of England, Yorkshire, Greater Manchester and the Potteries and discovers its roots on the North Staffordshire/Shropshire border in England in the Elizabethan Age and beyond. The Laynton/Lainton/Langton family were at one time closely associated with the Sukar family and for a while adopted the use of both names - Layn...

If you think that 'being a man' means knowing how to kill a Polar bear using just a piece of wood and a paper clip then you need to shatter these illusions and read this groundbreaking book which shows males how to become 'Classical Men' and as a result, attract women. Using humour, political incorrectness, real life examples and psychology theory, this book presents a fifteen point Male Manifesto to help you to turn yourself from a boy into a...

What happens when a person has a Clear, Vivid, ecstatic, transcendent religious or spiritual experience where they sense that they are being 'caught up' to God, or Spirit? Do they really encounter an unseen, intangible 'spiritual realm' that is Ultimate Reality and the Ground of existence? Why do some people who are diagnosed as 'mentally ill' claim to have such experiences? If a person persists in these kinds of beliefs, are they deluded, or ...

The New Testament Book of Revelation explores events that lead up to the return of Jesus as King of kings and Lord of lords. But it is written in a way that often veils and obscures the very themes that it describes. Yet it always seems to be a relevant and pertinent book, describing as it does, wars, conflicts, the rise and fall of nations, their leaders and growing opposition from both humans and rebellious spiritual forces to Israel, Jews, ...

Jesus is our Lord, Sovereign and King but what does it mean to be a servant of the Lord? As a Christian, what criteria do we use to evaluate the service that we render to our King and what does our service entail? How do Christians actually put what the Lord requires into action? What happens when they fail? These fundamental questions are relevant not just to Christians but to all of humanity. In this study, our relationship to Jesus as Lord ...