The Freedom Challenge For Men: 60 Days to Untie the Cords that Bind You, by Paul and Dawn Scott Damon, is a powerful, compassionate guide to help men transform their lives into the person they are called to be. This book is for women too,...

Just Thinking: Spiritual Reflections & Poetry is a work of non-fiction in the religion and philosophy subgenres. It is suitable for the general adult reading audience and was penned by Dr. Charles A. Guilford III. The book is a collection of blog entries written with...

Let Me Tell You a Story by Frank McMeen is a unique blend of storytelling and biblical connection. You follow him as he goes from story to story, each with its own lesson. “Miss May” is one of my favorite stories. You notice how he...

Divine New Being is a reminder that we have lost our divinity and need to reclaim it. Mary Reed, ably assisted by Corene Crossin, sets out to show us the way. Mary discovered that she has the ability to communicate with the spirit world and...

Gregory Diehl breaks new ground with The Heroic and Exceptional Minority. He explores the concept of heroism with all its positive attributes and links it to the search for something beyond mediocrity. There are intelligent and talented people in the world, but they are a...

What If Jesus Were A Coach? is a self-help spiritual guidebook penned by Coach Michael Taylor to help readers attain spiritual enlightenment through the teachings of Jesus. A motivational speaker and entrepreneur with decades of experience, Coach Taylor relates his personal stories of childhood as...

William X. Adams authored Mind, Body, World to open the reader’s mind to new ways of thinking concerning the relationship between those three subjects. He begins by discussing the difference between the “mind” and the “brain.” Once that basic concept is established, William develops and...

The question of the creation and the beginning of time has challenged both scientists and theologians for millennia. In Mysteries of the First Instant, authors Daniel Friedmann and Dania Sheldon explore the topic from an entirely fresh perspective. They set out to reconcile the scientific...

Arthur Yavelberg has authored A Theology for the Rest of Us, resisting the usual theological jargon and dogmatism. When I saw this title, I thought it would be a Christian volume written on the layman’s level. I was dead wrong. Arthur incorporates Taoism, Buddhism, Hinduism,...

Success Against the Odds: What Interesting People Did is a religious, philosophical, and spiritual introspection by Jane Raleigh that recounts the challenges faced by historical individuals that have transcended time. Raleigh’s relatively short book is divided into two parts: What Interesting People Did and The...