Paul Mallard is Senior Minister at Widcombe Baptist Church in Bath, England and a speaker at national events. He is a former President of the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches. His wife Edrie's story is the theme of his first book, Invest Your Suffering (IVP).

In this excellent and engaging book, Paul leads his reader through Ephesians to explore important issues of identity, and to offer a beautiful and moving presentation of the gospel, as the truth that both saves us and shapes our lives as believers. The mixture of stories from family life, ministry and university days, along with the way that he carefully unpacks Scripture, and concludes each chapter with a set of questions for consideration and reflection, makes for a really interesting, encouraging and practical read that is sure to be exceptionally helpful in a culture so concerned and confused with questions of identity and meaning.

Paul Mallard is Senior Minister at Widcombe Baptist Church in Bath, England and a speaker at national events. He is a former President of the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches. His wife Edrie's story is the theme of his first book, Invest Your Suffering (IVP).

In this excellent and engaging book, Paul leads his reader through Ephesians to explore important issues of identity, and to offer a beautiful and moving presentation of the gospel, as the truth that both saves us and shapes our lives as believers. The mixture of stories from family life, ministry and university days, along with the way that he carefully unpacks Scripture, and concludes each chapter with a set of questions for consideration and reflection, makes for a really interesting, encouraging and practical read that is sure to be exceptionally helpful in a culture so concerned and confused with questions of identity and meaning.

Paul Mallard is Senior Minister at Widcombe Baptist Church in Bath, England and a speaker at national events. He is a former President of the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches. His wife Edrie's story is the theme of his first book, Invest Your Suffering (IVP).

In this excellent and engaging book, Paul leads his reader through Ephesians to explore important issues of identity, and to offer a beautiful and moving presentation of the gospel, as the truth that both saves us and shapes our lives as believers. The mixture of stories from family life, ministry and university days, along with the way that he carefully unpacks Scripture, and concludes each chapter with a set of questions for consideration and reflection, makes for a really interesting, encouraging and practical read that is sure to be exceptionally helpful in a culture so concerned and confused with questions of identity and meaning.