As a local church relating to New Covenant Ministries International (NCMI), Well Of Life has access to books, leadership manuals, study materials and worship CDs published by Every Tribe Resources for NCMI or by other NCMI-relating churches and labels. These are otherwise not available in our host country.

The items listed below are stocked in the church villa or can be ordered. For more information, contact us.

A Servant’s Heart And Skilful Hands
By Dudley Daniel (Every Tribe Resources, Bryanston, South Africa, 2003)
A title in the “Equipping for Apostolic Christianity” series, this book explains how the capacity and skills of Christians can be enlarged for leadership in the Kingdom of God.

Biblical Leadership: An Apostolic/Prophetic Model
By Dudley Daniel (Every Tribe Resources, Bryanston, South Africa, 2004)
A title in the “Equipping for Apostolic Christianity” series, this book looks at the Biblical pattern for administration in the Kingdom of God that will enable the Church to reach its maximum potential. It reveals how raising up and releasing the right kind of leadership can restore good government in the Church.

Biblical Mentoring/Fathering: A Significant Key In Developing Large Capacity Leaders
By Dudley Daniel (Every Tribe Resources, Bryanston, South Africa, 2004)
Another publication in the “Equipping for Apostolic Christianity” series, as the title suggests this book looks at Biblical mentoring – the positive expression of godly maleness in church life and the fathering of sons in the Kingdom of God.

Building An Apostolic Culture: The Restoration of David’s Tabernacle
By Dudley Daniel (Every Tribe Resources, Bryanston, South Africa, 2003)
A title in the “Equipping for Apostolic Christianity” series, this book looks at the promise of Acts 15:16 and uncovers the blueprint that will enable the Church to become all that God intends it to be.

Building On Apostolic Foundations
By Dudley Daniel (Every Tribe Resources, Bryanston, South Africa, 2003)
Another title in the “Equipping for Apostolic Christianity” series, this book looks at the importance of a New Testament-style apostolic/prophetic culture in the Church today and how local churches and trans-local teams can work together to disciple the nations.

Choosing Your Battles
By Dudley Daniel (Every Tribe Resources, Bryanston, South Africa, 2003)
Part of the “Equipping for Apostolic Christianity” series, this book provides a Biblical perspective to help individuals preserve their energies for the fight God has called them to, avoiding the frustrations of being engaged in the wrong battles.

Living In The Grace Of God
By Rob Rufus (Coastlands International Christian Centre, Adelaide, Australia, 2003)
In the foreword to this book, NCMI-founder Dudley Daniel writes, “To many precious sons and daughters of God, the grace of God has been reduced either to a doctrine we talk about, or at best that by which we initially enter into a relationship with Jesus which we call salvation.” But, as Rufus explains, grace is the extra dimension that enables us to “live in him” at all times.

Now We Really Live: The New Reformation And The Apostolic Pattern
By Ian McKellar (Every Tribe Resources, Bryanston, South Africa, 2001)
This book will help you understand the New Testament apostolic pattern and the apostolic heart. And by integrating the book of Acts with Paul’s epistles, it will change the way you read the Bible. It also includes a revolutionary chapter on “Re-dating the New Testament”.

Violins Of Change: A Prophetic Understanding Of The Process Of Change
By Ian McKellar (Touch Ministries International, Singapore, 1997)
“The Christian life is about change,” says author McKellar. “We need to embrace change, for there is blessing in change… As God speaks prophetically into our lives, so the challenge to change becomes greater than the inertia not to change.” Drawing on the Bible and the writings of Alvin Toffler and Tom Peters, this book looks at the why and the how of change in individuals and the church.

Worshippers Wanted
Compiled by Alan Frow (Every Tribe Resources, Bryanston, South Africa, 2005)
With a list of contributors that includes Matt Redman, Fini de Gersigny, Heinz Schrader and Jon Daniel, this book equips churches to become worshipping churches. A practical book, it touches on the theological and inspirational aspects of worship.

Authentic Apostolicity: A Practical Study In Apostles Today
By Chris Wienand (Let’s Talk Magazine, 2000)
This booklet reveals why the apostle is not a mystical, historical figure or someone who can be reduced to something we sentimentally call “a missionary”. Instead this strong, sturdy office, weighted in importance and carried by ordinary men, is as vital a part of the 21st century Church as it was in the early Church of Acts.

The Church Jesus Is Building
By Dudley Daniel (Every Tribe Resources, Bryanston, South Africa, 2005)
This manual arises from the author’s concern that many preachers and leaders in the church today are more “educational” than “revelational” – that they are merely lecturing or at best instructing in each meeting, having lost the “revelational” and “supernatural” element in their ministries. While we live in the “information age”, says Daniel, the church should be in the “transformational” age. Chapters                              include How To Build The Jesus Way; Cutting-Edge Christianity / Leadership; Living And Ministering                              With Eternity In Our Hearts; The Necessity Of The Holy Spirit In And Through Our Ministries; and The                              Biblical Emphasis Of “Wine” – The Presence And Power Of God.

Leading The Church (Parts 1, 2 & 3)
By Dudley Daniel (New Covenant Ministries International/Every Tribe Resources, 1989-2003)
This three-part series – Part 1 Biblical Leadership, Part 2 New Breed Leadership and Part 3 Building A Church For The Nations – looks at the Biblical principles and truths for effective church leadership, which the author says “is one of the most misunderstood ministries in the body of Christ”. Daniel says the local church needs “David-hearted” leaders, “leaders who are in touch with God, believe His                              Word and expect results.” These manuals show the way.

Men In Process: Delighting In The Privilege Of Masculinity
By Peter Howard-Browne (New Generation Church International, South Africa)
This manual addresses what Howard-Browne identifies as a desperate need for Christian men to come to terms with who they are as men, and what their role is in the family, society and in the Kingdom of God.

Who Are These Guys?
(NCMI, 2002)
A guide to New Covenant Ministries International (NCMI), the trans-local, apostolic/prophetic team linked internationally to churches through their pastors and leaders.

Worship CDs

Broken Chains
By Isi de Gersigny (Songs for the Nations, Bondi Junction, Australia, 1999)
All the songs on this album are written by de Gersigny and inspired by scripture.

Gulf Worship
(Gulf Worship, Dubai, 2002)
A worship album from father and son Basie and Salomon Ligthelm (and friends) in their pre-Well Of Life days, produced in Dubai and South Africa by The Globe's Heinz Schrader, and featuring original songs by the younger Ligthelm, Anel Smuts, Werner Bessinger and Kathryn Dennis.

Pilgrim
By Alan Frow (Thirsty Publishing / Let’s Worship, South Africa, 2002)
This 'must have' includes the Frow-penned contemporary classics Lamb Of God, Arise, Emmanuel, Great King and For Unto Us.

The Globe: Worship With A Mission
(Thirsty Records, South Africa, 2004)
Live contemporary worship by musicians from NCMI-relating churches in South Africa, including Alan Frow, Brad Klynsmith and Reana Nel. Includes May We Live To See The Church Arise and the storming Send Me Far.