Called to CareJo KnightAcknowledging the current climate crisis Jo Knight share biblical wisdom and practical implications for our approach to climate care. Written with insight and and passion Jo's message is clear, helpful and full of challenge.
L Is For LifestyleRuth ValerioKnown for her credentials on the topic Ruth Valerio writes with clarity and covers an A-Z of practical wisdom and easy to follow tools to help you make a change in your lifestyle one small (and realistic) step at a time.
A Christian Guide to Environmental IssuesMargot HodsonThis book looks straight in the eye of the most serious set of environmental challenges humanity faces. Drawing together in accessible ways scientific evidence, biblical reflection and practical ideas, it will provoke you to better think, act and pray for the renewal of creation. Rt Revd Graham Usher, Bishop of Norwich
PlanetwiseDave BooklessCaring for the earth isn't new, it's a biblical calling for everybody. Planetwise helps you take small steps towards looking after creation.
John Stott on Creation CareLaura YoderPublished to celebrate his centenary, John Stott on Creation Care shares Stott's writings and biblical teaching on the environment and how important it is that Christians engage and approach this topic. Proceeds from John Stott on Creation Care will go to A Rocha International, a charity that carries community-based conservation projects in response to biodiversity loss around the world.
Is God Green?Lionel WindsorIn 'Is God Green?', Lionel Windsor considers frequently debated ecological questions and shows why the world is in a mess, where it's headed, and what we should do about it. He does this by exploring what the Bible says about the planet and provides an excellent primer on the question of how we treat the Earth.
Caring for CreationMitch HescoxDealing with contemporary questions on climate change and creation care, 'Caring for Creation' sets out a blueprint for how conservative Christians can take the lead in promoting better care of the planet.
Let Creation Rejoice: Biblical Hope and Ecological CrisisMoo Jonathan AJonathan Moo (co-author of 'Creation Care') and Robert White (co-author of 'Christianity, Climate Change and Sustainable Living') combine to bring us an upbeat message in the face of the growing scientific consensus that the Earth is in rapid decline. Not that they argue otherwise, but they posit this inside God's love for Creation and the future renewal he promised.
Stewards of EdenSandra L. RichterIn 'Stewards of Eden', Sandra Richter calls us to a Bible-based understanding of what caring for the planet means, showing how participation in this issue isn't so much a political as a spiritual issue, and that creation care is a biblical mandate.
Creation CareDouglas JAs the sub-title suggests, 'Creation Care' provides a robust biblical theology of the natural world. The authors contend that the response from the evangelical wing of the Church has been insufficient and have set out to provide something of a blueprint which will give its leaders the theological basis for doing more in relation to creation care. They explore the theme of creation in Scripture and shows how important it is by linking it to redemption, humanity, the use of land in the Old Testament, and the new heavens and earth mentioned in the New Testament. This is a must-read book for anyone thinking through how we care for the planet.
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