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PRODUCT TITLE THE CHRISTIAN'S COMPASS: A GUIDE FOR NAVOIGATING DISCIPLESHIP
ISBN NUMBER 9789814807142
CATEGORY TYPE ASIAN AUTHOR
AUTHOR/EDITOR LES WHEELDON
PUBLISHER ARMOUR
PRODUCT Type. Books
Summary NA
FORMAT SOFTCOVER
SELLING PRICE $24.00*
*price before member's discount

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"The Christian's Compass is a useful A-Z compendium, especially for those who are involved in discipleship, whether as an apprentice or leader. I highly recommend it for those who want to get a snapshot of the basics of Christianity."
— Ong Quek Ju, Principal, Tung Ling Bible School, Singapore

In this age of uncertainty and relativism, it has become increasingly important that Christians remain strongly rooted in Christ and His Word. The Christian's Compass aims to draw Christians back to the foundational truths essential for living as true disciples of Christ.

In addition to the basic Christian doctrines, Les Wheeldon addresses subjects such as discipleship, healing and deliverance, prayer, leadership, and church planting and growth. His teaching brings clear spiritual insight to these areas of Christian life and equips Christians with a Christ-centred compass to guide them as they navigate the peaks and valleys of life.

About the author:
Les Wheeldon began ministry in January 1979. He has a BA in French and German from Oxford University and an MA in Biblical Studies from Trinity College of the Bible, Indiana, which have provided a valuable foundation for his calling as a Bible teacher and missionary. Les and his wife Vicki pioneered a church in French-speaking Cameroon in West Africa. From 1987 onwards, they pastored several churches in the UK and have travelled extensively in many nations preaching and teaching the Word of God. Les has been involved in several Bible schools, including Tung Ling Bible School in Singapore. Les has also authored a Daily Devotional, a book on Leadership and a study of Galatians. Les and Vicki currently live in Epsom, near London, England.