Peter King’s The Power of God’s Grace is a Christian nonfiction book written from a Born Again Christian point of view. King presents Grace as the gift behind human life, beginning with God’s creation and continuing into the salvation he connects to Jesus Christ. The...

Benjamin McGreevy’s Verse by Verse is a daily devotional created for readers who want to study Genesis in short passages. Covering Genesis 12 to 20, each entry begins with text from the King James Bible before developing it into an extended Christian meditation. McGreevy explains...

Devin Kornelsen’s The Pillars of Unity presents a New Age spiritual philosophy built around Unity, described as the origin of creation and the Divine heart to which all things return. Kornelsen defines the pillars as thirteen energetic laws that can be applied to ordinary life,...

In Marcus Conter’s A Light in the Silence, Brazilian musician Mateus has settled in Laval, Quebec, when his father summons him back to southern Brazil. Maria, the mother who held her four sons together, died only three months before her widower, Marlboro, summons them home...

Evangelos Rigakis’s Threskia presents book one of a three-volume study of ancient Greek spirituality, giving readers an introduction to the Hellenic Pagan Mystery Tradition. Rigakis begins with the belief that ancient Greek religion centered on the cultivation of inner divinity through education that becomes daily...

Few books dare readers to think that most of what they believe about God may be tradition masked as truth. The Way, The Truth, The Life: A Guide for the Road to Life by P. D. Blackwell makes that challenge. The book is divided into...

Nicholas Campion’s The New Age in the Modern West is an intellectual history of the New Age as a modern expression of older Western hopes for a better world. Campion begins with millenarianism and utopianism, showing how Western culture repeatedly imagines a lost golden age...

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...