Book Reviews

MacQuarrie's concept of "the work of wisdom" integrates contemplative traditions with practical psychology. Drawing on his wisdom studies background, he suggests that wisdom involves:

This book arose from Dave's PhD dissertation Acedia and its Transformation, an investigation into the nature and transformation of acedia, an ancient word referring to any combination of laziness, fearfulness and self-righteousness that blocks personal authenticity.

Think Like A Molecule: Seeking Inspiration In The Structures of Thought by Charles "Chuck" Champlin invites readers on a fascinating journey through science, imagination, and the limitless potential of the human mind.

The book proposes that by understanding how molecules bond, organize, and create emergent complexity, we can apply those same principles to our thinking, problem-solving, and creative processes.

God's Still Calling by James Needham provides an insightful exploration of how we can more deeply perceive and understand God's presence in our daily lives.

Think Like A Molecule arrived during a period of intense global reflection on COVID-19, climate emergencies, and social upheaval.

At its core, Monday's Edition interrogates one of gambling's foundational myths: the guarantee that the house always wins.

Monday's Edition by Paul Lawrence is an engaging blend of sports gambling fiction, personal obsession, and high-stakes suspense.

Think Like A Molecule: Seeking Inspiration In The Structures of Thought by Charles "Chuck" Champlin invites readers on a fascinating journey through science, imagination, and the limitless potential of the human mind.

Prompted by his grandchildren's curiosity, James Needham penned God's Still Calling...: Finding GOD's FINGERPRINTS, a memoir that navigates his life's adventures and spiritual discoveries.