Sutton merges the best of family biography with relevant and fascinating historical, social, and religious knowledge. Claudette E. Sutton’s "Farewell, Aleppo" is much more than a recounting of her family’s story. Incorporating... Read More

Tolton excels at providing a balanced portrayal of Healy, not hesitating to point out shortcomings or exaggerations in personal accounts or historical records. In Healy’s West, Gordon E. Tolton superbly chronicles the many facets of... Read More

Fox’s writing deserves to be read and contemplated by every businessperson who wants a fulfilling life and career. In "People Tools for Business", Alan C. Fox’s valuable insights and gems of wisdom are drawn from over forty-five... Read More

A young woman finds herself at odds with a pastor after her one-million-dollar donation to his church in this smooth, entertaining Christian romance. In "Freely Given", a one-million-dollar donation in the Sunday offering plate creates a... Read More

Mitchell avoids narrow ideas, encourages positive thinking, and sets large goals to make the biggest possible spiritual and social impact. In "Excellent Solutions: Nonprofit Edition", Donald Mitchell proposes to prove “that there is... Read More

Smith’s use of the scientific method to explain the vastness of God would have made C. S. Lewis proud. In "A Mere Christian", Dr. Ron Smith draws on his inspiration from the writings of C. S. Lewis to combine his scientific training... Read More

Gentle comparison of the care of grapevines to the process of spiritual growth brings a balance of practicality and sincerity to spiritual advice. In The Vinedresser’s Notebook, Benedictine sister Judith Sutera masterfully explains the... Read More

Charles R. Miller passionately wants Christian leaders to wake up and recognize the issues that are turning people away from the church. Each year, the number of people identifying themselves as not affiliated with any formal religious... Read More