Consciousness in a Nutshell by Jay Nelson and Lindy Nelson is a powerful creative nonfiction book in the guise of a memoir. It delves deep into psychonautical explorations that address consciousness and what it means to be alive. It is one of those rare, brilliant...

Who would have thought a baby boy born on December 14, 1952, in Hong Kong would live such a varied and interesting life? Maybe his mother and father, but everyone else would have to wait and see his life unfold. In How the Great Spirit...

Faith is described in the book of Hebrews as "the substance of things hoped for" and "the evidence of things not seen." In The Evidence of Things Unseen: Faith Revealed in a Family, in a Community and a Nation, Jerry Aveta describes it as the...

Jesus is the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the end. No one goes to the Father except through Him. His presence is seen all through the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation. Jesus is the center of the whole story of redemption, and what best...

The Festivus Haggadah by Martin Bodek is a humorous work of non-fiction based on the show Seinfeld. The author relates how the Festivus Haggadah started and how it is celebrated, in the process displaying his extensive knowledge of the show. Bodek explains the prayers and...

Ever since humans discovered fire, we have been haunted by existential questions such as how did we end up on this planet? What is the purpose of our existence? Is there a meaning to life? Prepare yourselves for a deep dive in search of the...

Peace, Joy and Love: Christmas in Africa by Terry Lister recounts the ways Christmas is celebrated in various African countries. It may come as a shock that Christmas is even celebrated in Africa but as you will come to find out each country has its...

I have been a minister for over forty years and must say that Fruit for Thought by Art Edwards is one of the finest exegeses of the fruit of the Spirit that I have read. This book is full of golden nuggets. In his opening...

Nate River is a sixteen-year-old teenager who ends up entering Café de Sophia on a rainy day. There he meets someone who calls himself Plato and they engage in a casual conversation. Nate didn't expect that this moment would be the first step on a...

Escaping Our Fallen Nature is a work of non-fiction in the motivational and religious subgenres. It is suitable for the general reading audience and will particularly appeal to Christian readers. It was penned by author David Piper. Written in the spirit of discovering new beginnings,...