Peter’s Song is a celebration of the very ordinary made extraordinary by the hand of God. Relive events in the Apostle Peter’s life as recorded in scripture, but seen through his eyes and those who may have witnessed the events with him.

Peter’s Song is set immediately after the crucifixion of Jesus and is peppered throughout with Peter’s reflections on times when he ministered alongside Jesus.

Peter’s Song looks at the humanity of the men Jesus chose to be his disciples and deals with the tragedy and humour of the various situations scripture places them in. The book builds to a crescendo of hope brought about by the transforming work of the Holy Spirit working in and through them as they continue with the ministry Jesus started.

Rob lives with his family in East Sussex, England. Rob became a Christian in 1983 at the age of 22 after experiencing a miraculous healing from a prolonged period of ill health. He has spent the years since that encounter seeking after the God that brought about such an act of grace in his life and in the process has served Him in various Church leadership roles ever since. Rob has a way of opening very familiar passages of scripture from a fresh new perspective; not to apply new meaning to them, but to make them relevant for today’s listeners.

It’s not until we realise where contentment comes from that we are able to live the most fulfilled, meaningful, and perhaps even daring life.

As a collection of thoughts and topics, ‘Satisfiction’ is a heartfelt conversation for young women who want to live with purpose and contentment in the season they’re in.

If you’re keen to seek more of God, while exploring topics of life, love and relationships, then we invite you to join the author on this journey of unravelling satisfying truth.

Shelley Ward is a passionate follower of Jesus and has a heart to see others transformed by Him. She delights in encouraging and teaching young women the Word of God, drawing relevant applications to their lives. She lives on the beautiful coast of Australia.

Do you know you are loved?

Engrained in our culture is the belief that you must follow the rules, be exceptionally good, be in control, please people. Wrong! Author Nichole wants to tell us why…

Nichole was taken out of the game and put on the bench. Upon sitting she felt for the first time an aching void, deep in her soul. Her easily relatable and humbling narrative of this journey discusses:

• Being vs Doing.
• The one thing we were created for.
• Living a life in peace and balance.

Wife to The Engineer, momma to the T-Squad and blogger, Nichole brings a fresh, raw book of authentic stories, honesty, and love for the woman who has a deep void in her soul.

Written in Nichole’s conversational style, Do You Know I Love You is more than a question.  Drawing from her significant step-by-step journey Nichole invites you to learn the one thing that finally filled the deep void in her soul. Who knows, you might just end up finding it too!

Nichole Hamblin is wife to The Engineer, momma to two boys, a blogger, and speaker. An American child of the 70s, her faithful readers like her relatable, conversational and honest writing style. She is a work-in-progress who is passionate about shoes, good food, Chai tea, her family, running, reading, and taking naps. She has learned that Jesus’ love is everything. As a recovering ‘perfectionist control addict’ she is consumed with learning to lead others on the pursuit of love. 

Nichole can be found enjoying her team around their dining table, where stories from the day, laughter, encouragement and life lessons are shared often. Her goals are to keep her growing boys fed, spread love and continue to explore the beautiful island New Zealand where Team Hamblin is currently residing.

What do Zachariah, Great Aunt Mildred and Bob have in common?

Being a Mum! The hardest job in the world, a myriad of decisions (shall we call the child Zachariah or Bob), hundreds of well-meaning but pointless pieces of advice (like Great Aunt Mildreds choice of Algernon?!), a thousand moments of ‘oh no what have we done!’ and what’s a new mum to do with all those baby samples?

If you’re feeling stressed out by the whole deal, pick up this book, grab a coffee (or tea, I’m not drinkest) and take the Mother Load off.

Lizzie Galloway or Liz as she’s usually known lives on the wild Westcoast of the South Island of Aotearoa with 2 kids, 1 dog, 3 cats, 2 terrapins, 1 bird, 1 rabbit, 2 parents (who live in the flat out the back) and 1 very long suffering husband.

She likes cooking, gardening and painting things which explains why she is often described by her darling madre as a ‘mucky pup’. This is her first published work but she assures us ‘there’s plenty more where that came from’ (but only if you like this one).