David Nixon Knihy

Only a few pastors successfully lead their churches back to a time of growth and vitality after major decline, crisis, or plateau. Six times, David F. Nixon led struggling churches to viability. Six times, he overcame impossibilities in churches where others shook their heads and walked away. You don't have to be another statistic – another pastor who walked away from a dying church. Both you and your church can thrive again. In his book, you'll discover survival skills essential to anticipating, experiencing, leading, and surviving the turnaround church experience. David F. Nixon will teach

Exploring the theological implications of Brexit, this book analyzes Britain's exit from the EU through the lenses of liberation and postmodern theology. It delves into themes of community, identity, and the emotional responses surrounding the event, while situating Brexit within a broader context of contemporary populism and U.S. politics. The narrative culminates in a call for reconciliation, advocating for innovative visions of solidarity and inclusion to heal divisions.

The book emphasizes the profound responsibility of spiritual leadership as a high calling that requires both learned skills and personal growth through life's challenges. It argues that leadership is not an innate trait but a developed one, shaped by experiences of success and failure. Authentic leadership involves being true to oneself and aligning with God's vision, which must be effectively communicated to inspire others. Ultimately, the essence of leadership lies in guiding others towards pursuing God's highest purpose.

The book offers a practical approach to game development with Unreal Engine 4, featuring hands-on tutorials that guide readers through designing immersive environments. By focusing on fundamental concepts, it prepares aspiring developers to create more complex games. Readers will explore the capabilities of this powerful 3D game design software, which is used in the creation of popular titles across PC, console, and mobile platforms.

The book offers a detailed exploration of the International Space Station's journey from conception to completion, highlighting its intricate design process. Beginning in 1979 with initial NASA concepts tied to the Space Shuttle, it chronicles the political, diplomatic, financial, and technological factors that shaped this monumental project. The narrative culminates with the final Space Shuttle mission in 2011, providing a comprehensive account of the challenges and triumphs involved in creating a successful research center in Earth orbit.

Stories from the Street is a theological exploration of interviews with men and women who have experienced homelessness at some stage in their lives. Expanding the existing literature of contextual theology, this book provides an alternative focus to a church-shaped mission by advocating with, and for, a very marginal group.