The Sermon on the Mount presents a transformative vision of Kingdom life, with the Beatitudes illustrating a culture that contrasts sharply with worldly values. This study emphasizes that the Kingdom of God, established by Jesus Christ, is not merely a distant hope but a present reality. It explores how the culture of this Kingdom permeates the world through the actions and lives of believers, showcasing the profound impact of living in accordance with divine principles.
Thoroughly updated, this eighth edition offers comprehensive insights into small business management and entrepreneurship, blending contemporary theory with practical applications. It addresses current issues like the Coronavirus pandemic's impact on businesses, GDPR's implications for market research, and the role of influencers in marketing. This textbook serves as essential reading for small business management and entrepreneurship courses, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals interested in the dynamics of small enterprises.
Part of the "Learning About Language" series, this text examines sociolinguistics and covers such topics as multilingual speech communities and language variation
This hands-on book introduces students to the demands of university study in a clear and accessible way and helps them to understand what is expected of them.
The story revolves around Ruby, a trainee detective, and her boyfriend Jools, a criminal solicitor, who face a moral dilemma when Freya Maskell confesses to a murder at the police station. Their professional roles place them in conflict as they navigate the complexities of truth, justice, and their relationship amid the unfolding investigation. The tension between personal and professional loyalties drives the narrative, exploring themes of trust and the challenges of their respective careers.
Challenging conventional views, the book presents a realist perspective on art, arguing that it extends beyond the actions of artists to encompass a broader understanding of living artfully. It critiques modernist and market-driven notions, emphasizing the significance of art in everyday life and its impact on society. By redefining the role of art and its creators, it invites readers to reconsider the value and purpose of artistic expression in a contemporary context.