by Peter Abrahams In The Anfield Man, Peter Abrahams constructs a singular narrative that merges the high-stakes world of international football scouting with a deep, didactic exploration of spiritual and systemic reform. The story follows Alfonso, a Spaniard whose promising career at Real Madrid was derailed by a series of injuries, and Frank, a …
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Review – Believe in a Merciful Universe
by Rev. Suzanne Dewees, PhD https://youtu.be/MIvpBgYHDS0 InBelieve in a Merciful Universe, the author offers a quiet yet purposeful meditation on spiritual orientation—an exploration of how individuals locate meaning, stability, and direction. Rather than presenting itself as a prescriptive guide, the book functions as a reflective compass, encouraging readers to pause, reassess, and identify the principles …
Review – The Word: A Spiritual Novel
by Ryan Gavini A contemplative spiritual novel that blends metaphysical inquiry with quiet suspense, inviting readers into an inward journey as much as an outward one… In The Word, Ryan Gavini delivers a spiritually driven novel that follows Leo Serrano, a successful but inwardly exhausted real estate executive whose carefully constructed life begins to …
Review – A Torrent of Faith
by Eugene H. Strayhorn Jr. Eugene H. Strayhorn Jr.’s “A Torrent of Faith” follows protagonist Paul Xavier Langdon, a real estate agent from upstate New York, whose faith is put to the ultimate test as he confronts harrowing personal trials. Set against the rugged, natural beauty of Trinity Falls, the story dives into Paul’s …
Review – The Sikh Holy Scripture Teachings for Mankind
by Bhag Bhullar True spiritual growth isn’t about rituals but about living in alignment with divine teachings, and that’s exactly what Bhag Bhullar’s The Sikh Holy Scripture Teachings for Mankind emphasizes. In this guide, Bhullar goes deep into the teachings of the Guru Granth Sahib, creating wisdom that’s easy to understand even if we’re …
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Review – Stand Up…Face Up…Look Up…: Lessons from David, a Man after God’s Own Heart
by Ronnie Kidd Ronnie Kidd’s inspirational book, “Stand Up… Face Up… Look Up…,” seeks to impart life lessons drawn from the biblical story of David, revered as “a man after God’s own heart.” Throughout the book, Kidd draws on the extensive narrative of David’s life—from his humble beginnings as a shepherd boy to his rise …
Review – Thy Will O Lord (3rd Edition)
by RABIU ELIJAH OMOLAJA In his profoundly introspective work, “Thy Will O Lord,” Rabiu Elijah Omolaja opens a window into a soul’s journey toward spiritual enlightenment and acceptance. Subtitled “My Imperfections & the Grace of God Revealed,” the book meticulously examines the author’s spiritual odyssey, addressing how one navigates the turbulent waters of human fallibility …
Review – Wonderful Is Your Name
by Tracy L. Johnson “Wonderful Is Your Name” is a profound exploration of faith, time, and the omnipresence of God in the everyday lives of believers. Through poignant quotes, personal reflections, and biblical teachings, the author guides readers on a spiritual journey aimed at understanding the majesty and compassion of God. At its core, the …
Review – Healed in His Bosom
by Matt Peck Lanier Chadwick “Healed in His Bosom” is an intimate journey through the life of Matt Peck Lanier Chadwick, a man who has traversed profound valleys of personal hardship and ascended the peaks of spiritual enlightenment. This memoir unfolds the fabric of a life deeply interwoven with trials, redemption, and an unwavering faith …
Review – Talking It Over
by Glenn Ford Glenn Ford’s “Talking It Over” is a compelling exploration of spirituality and faith, approached through the lens of a personal journey intertwined with biblical teachings. With its foundation deeply rooted in the words and teachings of Jesus Christ as recorded in the King James Version of the Holy Bible, the book offers …