The Great Commission is to make disciples. Renowned church planter and pastor Ralph Moore shows leaders why a focus on making disciples is the essential next step once a church is planted. This biblical, practical handbook will guide churches of any size to focus their ministries around Jesus's command to his followers to make disciples of all nations. Making Disciples offers a model of church ministry that sees every member as a minister, and it will become an indispensable resou...

On Tour offers a candid look at the UK dance music scene through the eyes of seasoned journalist and music consultant, Ralph Moore. Covering mainly the 90s and 00s but also taking us up to lockdown, Moore shares his experiences from the heart of the industry, working on magazines like Muzik and Mixmag and interviewing the likes of Bjork and the Chemical Brothers.

On Tour by Ralph Moore offers a candid look at the UK dance music scene through the eyes of a seasoned journalist. Covering mainly the 90s and 00s, Moore shares his experiences from the heart of the industry, working on magazines like Muzik and Mixmag. This book takes readers behind the scenes, providing a firsthand account of the rise of electronic music. Moore's journey includes interviews with renowned DJs, backstage stories from iconic clubs, and the energy of legendary festivals. His ...

All Christians seek a better prayer life--ideally one where they connect with and have a closer relationship with God. Too many of us, however, have nagging feelings of guilt when it comes to asking God for what we want. Ralph Moore reminds us that it is absolutely okay to pray for God to meet our needs. In fact, we should do so with every expectancy that God will answer our prayers, because he loves us and always wants to help us. When we pray with a clear conscience and place our trust i...

Churches in North America are bigger than ever, but their slow rate of growth cannot keep up with population increases. Existing churches simply cannot add enough new believers! The good news is that by multiplying--steadily and strategically planting new churches that, in turn, plant new churches--the global Church creates more of what Ralph Moore calls harvest points. In How to Multiply Your Church, Pastor Moore shows church leaders and pastors why multiplication is the key to g...

Everyone struggles with money at some point in their lives. Sometimes the problems run so deep that people mistakenly believe that "Money is the root of all evil." Nothing could be farther from the truth. Money is amoral--it is neither moral nor immoral. "The love of money," however, "is the root of all kinds of evil." Hopefully you are free, or will find financial freedom through the pages of this book. We wrote with three purposes in mind: To provide an understanding of money and its val...

According to the author, perhaps our greatest responsibility is to evangelize our own generation. Yet established churches are not able to do that. In fact, rising generations of Americans live in ignorance of Jesus Christ and have no moral absolutes. Aggressive church planting, the author believes, is the answer to the problem, because new churches focus on the needs of each new generation and present biblical truth in the cultural context that best reaches those people. The objectives of...

Psychology is the study of the soul. Mind is the soul managing the body in the material realm of reality. The soul inhabits the spiritual realm of reality, and it can move things in the material realm; so it can inhabit a body in the material realm while still being in the spiritual realm. The key, then, is a soul which can use the power of the spiritual realm to move things in the material realm.

This book is an academic treatise on semiotics: the science of signs. It presents the subject to the reader as a key to it all: an understanding of ideas, thought, and semiosis; of the utility of knowledge and signs; and of the necessary and pleasurable parts, as well as the dangerous aspects, played by learning and communication in living.

The story is about a Spanish Conquistador, Francisco de Orellana, and his companions who were the first Europeans to navigate the Amazon River. A priest went with them, and the major part of this book is a retelling of his firsthand account of the voyage. It is a story about brave men in a tale of true action and adventure, both as history and as enlightening and entertaining reading.

It's a novel about a professor and his seminar on philosophy. The seminar addresses physics, metaphysics, the soul, and other things. For this he has some help from a "person" called Mephistopheles. The seminar brings out new ideas on reality and living beings, while the novel's story entertains you, gives you greater knowledge, and helps you have a better and a more satisfying life.

A young man chooses to write, as the subject of his M.A. thesis in English Literature, about a renowned American author who has a reputation of being a womanizer. He travels to Paris and to Mexico City for evidence, but after submitting his thesis, he finds a last event which nullifies his work's conclusions, putting the whole of his thesis in danger: a situation he must somehow rectify.