When Barbara, a friend of Christine's, asked for help finding her son's misplaced key, Christine simply asked her guides, and they told her the location of the key. But when they checked and did not find it there, they felt disappointed. A few days later,...

We live in a world that assigns labels to everything. This habit is the result of conditioning by our parents, teachers, and society. Siobhán Bridget Kennedy questions whether this serves us in Before the Labels. She reflects that we love to put others in boxes,...

For over sixteen centuries, December 25th has stood unquestioned as the day the world celebrates Christ’s birth. In Ancient Hidden Secrets Reveal Jesus' True Birthday, Joan M. Brown invites readers to set that assumption aside and follow the evidence instead. Drawing on the ancient Hebrew...

In Greatly Disappointed, Will James revisits the Seventh-day Adventist faith inherited in childhood, when belief in an imminent Second Coming made certainty part of ordinary life. Decades later, questions about teachings once accepted as Truth send the author back to the church’s beginnings, tracing the...

Martin Tiongson’s The Two Oceans is a philosophical non-fiction collection that turns lived experience into a study of how a person meets change. The author begins with moments drawn from daily life, then places each one inside a wider consideration of the meaning people create...

The Bible Is a Library by Woody Clermont is a Christian study of biblical interpretation built around the idea that Scripture’s literary form determines the questions a reader should ask. The author opens with genre as the starting point, then places each passage within its...

The Halal Money Mindset by Yaseen Yousef is an Islamic personal finance book about managing money according to Sharia principles in everyday Western life. Yousef begins with stewardship, explaining why wealth is something entrusted to a Muslim before moving into the financial boundaries around riba,...

Shahin Samadi’s Currents of Being (Volume II) is a thoughtful exploration of deep philosophical ideas, personal connections, and the shared human journey. Using a striking river metaphor from his youth as a foundation, the book examines how our lifelong growth is directly shaped by our...

In Encounter, Ian Reilly recounts the two years he and his wife Heather spent in Samoa after accepting volunteer teaching positions at Leulumoega Fou College. Arriving from Australia in 1990, the couple enters a country they know mostly through preparation before departure and soon discovers...

The Battle Rages On is Dr. Gerald D. Robison's deep dive into spiritual warfare, tracing the unseen conflict between good and evil from before the creation of the world through to the battles believers face today. Robison, a Bible teacher who has pastored churches on...