Bøger af Dave Walker

Dr Dave Walker was a successful anaesthesiologist, used to handling major cases and following them into the ICU, But more than mere physical healing, he wanted to see his patients' lives changed. Then God broke through in his life and he started praying with his patients. Suddenly, things happened he could never have imagined.Let him take you on a journey through Cape Town and the first heart transplant with Chris Barnard, a diamond mine in Namibia, the dreaming spires of Oxford, a desert palace and extraordinary prayer meeting in the Middle East and a hospital in mainland China to repair cleft lips. And all the while you'll witness the miraculous power of a God who answers prayer in ways that are beyond anything medicine alone can do.Enter the drama of hi-tech medicine, the inner life of a concerned doctor, and above all, the intervention of a loving, caring God.

We're all on a journey. How is yours going? Do you know where you're headed? Are you even sure you know where you want to go? Far too many of us start out on our journey heading the wrong direction without even knowing it, without even looking at a map. Then, when we're miles down the road, we realize we must have taken a wrong turn somewhere. But, even after this realization, we tell ourselves it's too late; we're too far into the journey to change course now. There's no way to get from where we are now to where we want to be. If you're telling yourself that, stop! Right now. You can have the life you want. You can change the road you're on. You can do this. You just need to believe, be aware, and be strong. Every journey has three components: What? How? Why? What is your destination? How are you going to get there? Why do you want to go there? In Life 2.0, we examine those three questions as they apply to your life's journey. Through some simple exercises and varying perspectives, you'll learn how to answer those questions for your own journey. You'll also learn how some of the answers you may have thought you already knew might not even be your own answers at all, but someone else's.If you're not crazy about the direction you're headed, or you're not even sure which direction you should be going, then pull over into that rest stop up there, take a little time to browse through Life 2.0, and let's see if we can figure it out together.It's time for an upgrade!

Is the Church of England in terminal decline, as some have forecast, or does it have a vigorous future? The Church Times decided it was time to give the C of E a thorough medical. Thirty-five specialists, including academics, researchers, parish priests, missioners and commentators, take the Church's temperature and prescribe some remedies.

This is an account of one man's 30-year involvement with England's rarest bird, the golden eagle. Initially employed by the RSPB as a senior species protection warden at a secret location in Cumbria, the author describes the intricacies of establishing a protection regime by wardens that would operate for the next 26 years and his efforts to protect and study this iconic species. The Lakeland eagles were at their most productive during his tenure, rearing six eaglets in the six years before he widened his interest to study eagles in Scotland as well as England. The author discovered and recorded many previously unknown facts about golden eagles. He began to plan and implement projects which would expand knowledge of the species as well as helping to secure their foothold in England. His project is the most detailed and complete study of a pair of golden eagles with, at its heart, the life and times of an eagle he followed from its arrival in 1982 until its death, 22 years later. A bird that would eventually show little fear of him and accept his presence rather than flee. The author recounts the hardships experienced by the eagle and eagle-watcher alike, and his record of behaviour at the nest is unparalleled. However, working with golden eagles is not without difficulties and the author's encounters with unsympathetic shepherds and poor decision-making are also described, as are his dealings with egg collectors who craved to add the rare English eagle eggs to their collections. His efforts to counter their intrusions even saw him rebuilding eagle eyries that had been so dispassionately destroyed! However, Call of the Eagle amply illustrates the close attachment and passion that drove the author to devote so much of his life to this magnificent raptor, famed as the King of Birds.

This 2020 calendar features 12 great cartoons from Dave Walker, each one packed with wry humour and spot-on observations on church life. Here is everything you need to guarantee you get through the year with your sense of humour intact.

A book of cartoons, written by a web editor and former church and community youth worker who has earned international fame not only as a cartoon commentator on the state of the Church (local and universal), but also as a regular cartoonist on the "Church Times", and as the creator of ''The Dullest Blog in the World''.

Dave Walker, cartoonist, cyclist, web editor and former church and youth worker, is the UK's most shrewd observer of the quirks of church life. His distinctive Guide to the Church cartoons appear weekly in the Church Times. This is his sixth cartoon collection.

A delightful celebration of cycling from renowned cartoonist and multiple-bike owner Dave Walker. With over 100 full-page cartoons that give an affectionate take on cycling in all its different forms, featuring cartoons about road cycling, mountain biking and bike ownership, via sportives and commuting - celebrating the simple pleasure of getting from A to B on two wheels.

Dave Walker, cartoonist and former youth worker has become the UK'S leading cartoon commentator on the state of the Church. This fifth collection of cartoons offers advice on everything from saving chairs in church to avoiding deanery synod. Anyone who finds themselves in church each week will find Dave's original and observant humour spot-on.

A new collection from popular cartoonist Dave Walker. From tables of churchgoing types to startling revelations of what people are thinking about during prayers, plus what actually happens to all those yoghurt pots collected for holiday club, these perfectly-observed cartoons will bring a smile to the face of any churchgoer.