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National Best Books 2007 Award-Winner in Religion

"Insightful, imaginative, and provocative Val Webb's new book has freed the Divine from the religious. A striking achievement."--John Shelby Spong, author of Jesus for the Non-Religious

In Like Catching Water in a Net, Val Webb is not out to prove the existence of a God or the Divine, but to set out intuitions or intimations of the Divine nature and attributes from the stories and literature of the world's religions. Casting her net more widely than Karen Armstrong in The History of...

Soccer is undeniably the most popular sport in the world. While we know much about its high-profile players and their increasing wealth and global influence, we know little about referees and the ways in which refereeing has changed throughout the history of the sport.

This book provides an in-depth exploration of the evolution of the match official. It presents a comparative analysis of elite Association football referees in England, Spain and Italy, as well as offering insights into the involvement of UEFA and FIFA in referee training. Drawing on archive material, the book...

Remember your innocent, starry-eyed visions of ministry back in the day? How everything was going to be perfect and all unsaved souls were going to come to the saving knowledge of Christ under your preaching and mentoring? What happened to that vision? Reality, that’s what! There were lots of things you didn’t know before accepting the calling on your life.

After over one hundred interviews with pastors, Leadership Lessons: I Wish They’d Told Me addresses many of those things and aligns them with Scripture to help you cope (and...

National Best Books 2007 Award-Winner in Religion

"Insightful, imaginative, and provocative Val Webb's new book has freed the Divine from the religious. A striking achievement."--John Shelby Spong, author of Jesus for the Non-Religious

In Like Catching Water in a Net, Val Webb is not out to prove the existence of a God or the Divine, but to set out intuitions or intimations of the Divine nature and attributes from the stories and literature of the world's religions. Casting her net more widely than Karen Armstrong in The History of...

Racism is not a skin problem, it is a SIN problem. Bishop Webb preaches that violence begets violence, but unity with the brethren will always invite the Holy Spirit in. Recognizing that you can be angry and sin not, Dr. Webb believes that righteous anger turns ordinary people into heroes who shape the course of history. He invites us to be part of the solution, and urges those hurt by racism not to let the adversity destroy their character, but instead let it define their character. Consistency is powerful, and Dr. Webb opens our eyes to the consistent opportunities to...