Ian Simkins (54 results)

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Hardback. Condition: Very Good. What if the antidote to our loneliness isn't found in another program or platform, but in something as simple and sacred as a table?We live in an age of distraction and disconnection. Many of us scroll endlessly, perform constantly, and ache quietly for real community. We're desperate for the simple joy that comes from sitting with a friend and engaging in life-giving conversation.The Bible gives us a model. Throughout Scripture, God does some of his most transformative work around tables. Jesus didn't build stages or start programs--he shared meals. There, foes became friends, strangers became family, and those on the outskirts of society were welcomed in.That same invitation still stands. Whether you're sitting at your kitchen island, a corner booth at a bar, or a lunch table at work, you can experience radical connection.In this book, you'll learn to:Rediscover the gospel's invitation to genuine communityChoose presence over performanceCultivate simple, daily habits that form a table-centered lifeBreak barriers by breaking breadSee hospitality as a mission, not just decoration The gospel spreads best not through grand gestures but through small, faithful acts of presence. When we see every table as an altar, even the most ordinary moments become sacred ones. The table isn't just where we eat; it's where we remember who we are and whose we are.So pull up a chair. There's room for you here.…

Hardback. Condition: Very Good. What if the antidote to our loneliness isn't found in another program or platform, but in something as simple and sacred as a table?We live in an age of distraction and disconnection. Many of us scroll endlessly, perform constantly, and ache quietly for real community. We're desperate for the simple joy that comes from sitting with a friend and engaging in life-giving conversation.The Bible gives us a model. Throughout Scripture, God does some of his most transformative work around tables. Jesus didn't build stages or start programs--he shared meals. There, foes became friends, strangers became family, and those on the outskirts of society were welcomed in.That same invitation still stands. Whether you're sitting at your kitchen island, a corner booth at a bar, or a lunch table at work, you can experience radical connection.In this book, you'll learn to:Rediscover the gospel's invitation to genuine communityChoose presence over performanceCultivate simple, daily habits that form a table-centered lifeBreak barriers by breaking breadSee hospitality as a mission, not just decoration The gospel spreads best not through grand gestures but through small, faithful acts of presence. When we see every table as an altar, even the most ordinary moments become sacred ones. The table isn't just where we eat; it's where we remember who we are and whose we are.So pull up a chair. There's room for you here.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What if the antidote to our loneliness isn't found in another program or platform, but in something as simple and sacred as a tableWe live in an age of distraction and disconnection. Many of us scroll endlessly, perform constantly, and ache quietly for real community. We're desperate for the simple joy that comes from sitting with a friend and engaging in life-giving conversation.The Bible gives us a model. Throughout Scripture, God does some of his most transformative work around tables. Jesus didn't build stages or start programs--he shared meals. There, foes became friends, strangers became family, and those on the outskirts of society were welcomed in.That same invitation still stands. Whether you're sitting at your kitchen island, a corner booth at a bar, or a lunch table at work, you can experience radical connection.In this book, you'll learn to:Rediscover the gospel's invitation to genuine communityChoose presence over performanceCultivate simple, daily habits that form a table-centered lifeBreak barriers by breaking breadSee hospitality as a mission, not just decoration The gospel spreads best not through grand gestures but through small, faithful acts of presence. When we see every table as an altar, even the most ordinary moments become sacred ones. The table isn't just where we eat; it's where we remember who we are and whose we are.So pull up a chair. There's room for you here. In Every Table an Altar, pastor Ian Simkins invites readers to rediscover the sacred potential of ordinary spaces. From kitchen counters to coffee shops, every table can be a place where God meets us and restores us to community: a place where the lonely find belonging and the weary find rest. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback or Cased Book. Condition: New. Every Table an Altar: Reclaiming Connection in a World of Division, Distraction, and Loneliness. Book.

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Condition: Good. Paperback, some illustrations (including photographs) in b/w, 8vo.

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Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 240 pages. 8.39x5.47x8.50 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 240 pages. 8.39x5.47x8.50 inches. In Stock.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Softcover in very good condition. Minimal signs of use, clean internally, no inscriptions. Pages; XXVIII, 223. With black and white photographic illustrations. The story of the assault on the German defences of Messines Ridge in 1917, said to be the 1st clear cut British victory in WW1.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - What if the antidote to our loneliness isn't found in another program or platform, but in something as simple and sacred as a table We live in an age of distraction and disconnection. Many of us scroll endlessly, perform constantly, and ache quietly for real community. We're desperate for the simple joy that comes from sitting with a friend and engaging in life-giving conversation.The Bible gives us a model. Throughout Scripture, God does some of his most transformative work around tables. Jesus didn't build stages or start programs--he shared meals. There, foes became friends, strangers became family, and those on the outskirts of society were welcomed in.That same invitation still stands. Whether you're sitting at your kitchen island, a corner booth at a bar, or a lunch table at work, you can experience radical connection.In this book, you'll learn to: - Rediscover the gospel's invitation to genuine community- Choose presence over performance- Cultivate simple, daily habits that form a table-centered life- Break barriers by breaking bread- See hospitality as a mission, not just decoration The gospel spreads best not through grand gestures but through small, faithful acts of presence. When we see every table as an altar, even the most ordinary moments become sacred ones. The table isn't just where we eat; it's where we remember who we are and whose we are.So pull up a chair. There's room for you here.…

[978-0-415-34000-7] 2007. (Mass market paperback) Very good. xxv, 230pp. 4to. Unusual binder's flaw in that the pages have been glued in upside down to the cover and hence run back to front and bottoms up. Highlighting, underlining, and notations made thoughout to page 136 and page 'xv' had been dog-eared. That identified, remains a solid copy with drawings, diagrams and black and white photographs. All text is legible.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What if the antidote to our loneliness isn't found in another program or platform, but in something as simple and sacred as a tableWe live in an age of distraction and disconnection. Many of us scroll endlessly, perform constantly, and ache quietly for real community. We're desperate for the simple joy that comes from sitting with a friend and engaging in life-giving conversation.The Bible gives us a model. Throughout Scripture, God does some of his most transformative work around tables. Jesus didn't build stages or start programs--he shared meals. There, foes became friends, strangers became family, and those on the outskirts of society were welcomed in.That same invitation still stands. Whether you're sitting at your kitchen island, a corner booth at a bar, or a lunch table at work, you can experience radical connection.In this book, you'll learn to:Rediscover the gospel's invitation to genuine communityChoose presence over performanceCultivate simple, daily habits that form a table-centered lifeBreak barriers by breaking breadSee hospitality as a mission, not just decoration The gospel spreads best not through grand gestures but through small, faithful acts of presence. When we see every table as an altar, even the most ordinary moments become sacred ones. The table isn't just where we eat; it's where we remember who we are and whose we are.So pull up a chair. There's room for you here. In Every Table an Altar, pastor Ian Simkins invites readers to rediscover the sacred potential of ordinary spaces. From kitchen counters to coffee shops, every table can be a place where God meets us and restores us to community: a place where the lonely find belonging and the weary find rest. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. What if the antidote to our loneliness isn't found in another program or platform, but in something as simple and sacred as a tableWe live in an age of distraction and disconnection. Many of us scroll endlessly, perform constantly, and ache quietly for real community. We're desperate for the simple joy that comes from sitting with a friend and engaging in life-giving conversation.The Bible gives us a model. Throughout Scripture, God does some of his most transformative work around tables. Jesus didn't build stages or start programs--he shared meals. There, foes became friends, strangers became family, and those on the outskirts of society were welcomed in.That same invitation still stands. Whether you're sitting at your kitchen island, a corner booth at a bar, or a lunch table at work, you can experience radical connection.In this book, you'll learn to:Rediscover the gospel's invitation to genuine communityChoose presence over performanceCultivate simple, daily habits that form a table-centered lifeBreak barriers by breaking breadSee hospitality as a mission, not just decoration The gospel spreads best not through grand gestures but through small, faithful acts of presence. When we see every table as an altar, even the most ordinary moments become sacred ones. The table isn't just where we eat; it's where we remember who we are and whose we are.So pull up a chair. There's room for you here. In Every Table an Altar, pastor Ian Simkins invites readers to rediscover the sacred potential of ordinary spaces. From kitchen counters to coffee shops, every table can be a place where God meets us and restores us to community: a place where the lonely find belonging and the weary find rest. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condition: New. Kevin Thwaites teaches and researches urban design and landscape architecture in the Department of Landscape, University of Sheffield and along with Ian Simkins is co-founder of the elp:rdu, a UK based research facility .

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 1st edition. 230 pages. 11.00x9.00x0.75 inches. In Stock.