The people you spend the most time with may be influencing you more than you realize. This idea is explored in The Principle of The Five Chairs by Phil Graffoe. Using the concept of individuals sitting in metaphorical chairs, the guide helps readers understand the...

Have you ever wondered what Jesus was up to between the time of Creation and the time of being born in Bethlehem? Who was Jesus before he came to be known as the Savior of humanity? According to Gerald D. Robison, there's plenty of evidence...

David L. Hoshour’s Equipping Insights: The Gospel of Matthew moves through Matthew chapter by chapter, beginning with Jesus’ genealogy and ending with the risen Christ sending His disciples to the nations. The author puts the NASB 1995 text before his commentary, then asks what each...

In Jesus’ Story, Brian P. Sheets reorganizes the four Gospels, together with part of Acts, into one chronological account of Jesus Christ’s earthly life. Sheets begins with the announcements surrounding John the Baptist and Jesus, then follows Jesus through childhood into the ministry that leads...

Bud Megargee’s SOUL Octopus Analogy introduces a New Age model of the soul as an octopus whose head holds a central spiritual consciousness while each arm carries a separate incarnation. Those lives may exist across different eras at once, gathering experience for the same larger...

Robin Brudefors’s The Great Lies is a philosophical book built around the idea that many beliefs shape our lives simply because we stopped asking whether they are true. Brudefors calls these inherited assumptions Great Lies and examines what happens when they are treated as choices...

A Poem for When You Need It Most by Regan Noelle Smith reads like a personal journal meant to help you walk through the hardest, most painful seasons of your life. Regan skips past the easy platitudes to give you a look at the physical...

Human Nature, Systems, and Christianity by Huizhen Sheng explores how the way we run our countries and economies comes right out of the inner workings of our minds. Sheng explains that our brains are split between a survival-driven side, which is basically the biological root...

In introducing The False Paradigms of Today and the Timeless Truth of Tomorrow, John Bliss states that “We can never know what is true,” and that what we understand as truths are merely those things that most people can agree on. The book is a...

In Critique of the Bible, Meletios Semertzides says the Bible is evidence of a cult system because its writers keep giving human domination a divine source. His target is the scribal method: once Yahweh speaks, ordinary human acts are recast as sacred duty. The reader...