Out of the Ordinary: Experiencing The Divine is a work of non-fiction in the motivational and inspirational genres, penned by author Andrea L Robinson. Designed for Christians at all levels of faith, this spiritual book intends to show its readers how they can deepen their...

Glitter Worthy: One Gay Guy's Eschatological Guide by Tom Beattie begins with the author's encounter with St. Peter and the frustration that it's the wrong place. The author reflects on themes related to death and features essays that are humorous, thought-provoking, and hugely entertaining. They...

Heaven is Within You: Reflections from a Beachcomber's Mind by Steve Kenyon is a fascinating little book. For two years author Steve Kenyon lived with his wife on Australia’s Bedarra Island, across the bay from artist and philosopher Noel Wood (the beachcomber). Heaven is Within...

God's Universe is an amalgamation of matter, time, and space and he has given a deliberate rest on the seventh day after the six days of creation. It is believed that God rested on the seventh day and introduced the seven-day cycle to the world....

Analyze, Act, Advance by Agustin Argelich is an insightful and helpful book of thoughts which is a compendium of both technical training and self-taught humanism. The book has four sections: The Challenge, Obstacles and barriers to be overcome, Strategies and available tools, and The Life...

In Learning to Love: A Journey into the Realm of Love, Kevin Monroe defines and explores what it means to love unconditionally. Using the Bible as his source of well-presented perspectives, Monroe explains how agape love, a type of love where the other party is...

From the Land of Pigs and Indians: Trust Him by Dr. Dean Kroeker is an autobiographical memoir that canvasses the life of the author, his wife Betty, and his family as evangelical missionaries in the Amazon Basin in Brazil. The book starts with the early...

Edwin Wong’s The Risk Theatre Model of Tragedy is one of those books that invite one to discover new things about old fields. In this case, the subject is tragedy, one of the classic forms of art. Wong reaffirms its importance in our time because...

As the World Winds Flow by Carroll Blair is a poetry collection written in two parts; the first is on the internal and the second is on the external. Carroll Blair uses detailed world building and makes the poems seem like short stories. He also...

Dirty Science is an unusual and thought-provoking work of non-fiction by author Bob Gebelein, which attempts to explain ‘How Unscientific Methods Are Blocking Our Cultural Advancement’. The book begins a discussion on the nature of the absolute faith we, in the modern day, place in...