The Lucifer Effect | Review
The Lucifer Effect begins with a detailed recollection of the Stanford Prison Experiment (SPE) by psychologist Phil Zimbardo in which several college-age students were placed in a prisoner-guard simulation. It…
One Among Many: YHWH & His People
Literature that lasts is literature that connects. The works of literature that have survived for decades or centuries are those that readers relate to and connect with. Humans are built…
Knowing God’s Will for Your Life
We who live in the modern western world live in a unique time and place where the possibilities for our lives are numerous. More than any other generation, I assume,…
Reading Romans with Eastern Eyes | Review
Everyone has a cultural lens through which they read the bible. When we read the bible through a western lens only, we not only limit our understanding of the text…
The Bible and Ancient Science | Review
Dr. Lamoureux lists 22 hermeneutical principles that help one honor scripture as the inspired word of God while at the same time not trying to force modern science and scripture…
Champagne for the Soul | Review
Champagne for the Soul challenged my pride, self-pity and discontentment, giving me a new perspective for how to live day to day.
Overcoming Unwanted Intrusive Thoughts | Review
Winston and Seif's unique perspectives on negative thoughts help us redefine the goal, normalize the experience and give relief from their distress.
Gentle & Lowly | Review
Jesus Christ, the exact imprint of the Father’s nature, tells us He is gentle and lowly at heart and it is only in Him that we can understand who God truly is and find rest for our souls.
Celebration of Discipline | Review
Most often we limit the spiritual disciplines to prayer and reading scripture. Richard Foster offers new perspectives on the inward, outward and corporate disciplines of the Christian life.
Canoeing The Mountains | Review
As culture continues to change, people need transformational leaders who are committed to a mission, not a particular strategy.