Books with author Neil Wallington

We’ve all been there. One minute we’re sky-high in our relationship with God, and the next we’re questioning whether he’s listening to us at all. But what if there was a way to get past the ups and downs? What if there was a way to maintain a relationship with God that could withstand the difficulties and distractions of everyday life? This book has not just one way, but 16 and a half ways to take your faith to the next level. From using your gifts and starting to serve to stepping out in your prayer life, here are some simple and incredibly practical ways you can see your faith come alive as never before. Get ready to upgrade your faith life.

This is the story about a scruffy dog looking for a home, a mouse with big dreams and a lonely sheep. It's the story of friendship as they journey along together. With some children's nursery rhymes, and illustrations to help with their imagination, this book is sure to grab their attention, particularly for guided and independent reading as well as family time. There are additional free download bonus offers and colouring in sheets and information on helping your child's development all through fun.

After the spiritual highs of a Christian retreat, it can seem like the rest of the year is spiritually downhill until the next conference or retreat. But what if there was a way to help make your faith life defy this downward spiral? What if you could leave the retreat and watch your spiritual life increase over the following year? Here, youth pastor Bob Wallington practically sets out how you can make your faith come alive once you're back into the regular routine of school, homework and church on Sundays. In bitesize chunks, Bob explores ways of reading the Bible, taking time to reflect on God, asking for prayer, developing a prayer life and getting involved with church. Filled with positive feedback from young people who have tried Bob's methods, he challenges the idea that your faith life doesn't have to get worse once the conference is over – it can get better!