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Dr. Nicole Munhoo draws on original congregational research, decades of ministry experience, and deep biblical scholarship to confront what she calls the discipleship crisis of our time. The problem, she argues, is not a lack of commitment or resources. It is a fundamental misunderstanding of what discipleship actually is and how it has always been meant to work.
with a featured author
The Writers Corner by Daniella
When a high-powered medical recruiter exposes a culture of harassment, fraud, and corruption at one of the nation’s top staffing firms, she’s forced into a brutal spiral of lawsuits, betrayal, homelessness, and health collapse—only to rise again with unshakable resolve. In Good Faith, real-life events and court cases that went unnoticed by the public eye for over a decade are now fictionalized, offering a thrilling ride through the tribulations of professional offices at their highest and lowest moments.
with Kelli Christina
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Between the Pages by Anna
Acoustics is a vital but often overlooked part of architecture. It is frequently misunderstood or not even offered in most architectural schools, so many architects do not receive the practical training necessary to maximize their designs. With this education gap in mind, Acoustic Essentials for Architects is the primer architects need to fill the void. Written by an industry veteran with 45 years of hands-on experience in a low-tech, conversational style, it will help architects better understand and visualize the relationship between the physical shapes, textures, and dimensions of their work and how those design decisions impact the qualitative behavior of sound.
with Michael Fay
The Writers Corner by Anna
Philip Comella, takes a fresh and bold look at the debate between science and religion, and attempts to go farther than any other book to unite them. “For years, we have been led to believe that the universe traces its roots back to the Big Bang, a cataclysmic explosion of ethereal energy that resulted in the formation of the planets, stars, and everything in-between. Suppose, though, that the cosmos wasn’t, in fact, borne of a random eruption, but rather stems from the ever-evolving imagination of a multi-dimensional dreaming mind? Such a drastically different perspective would no doubt change the way we see not only ourselves, but also our place in the infinite realm of the universe. Such is the central premise of The Collapse of Materialism. Probing, well written, and thoroughly researched, Comella’s insightful volume serves as a treatise on the popular misconceptions that the world of science would lead us to believe about the origins, and subsequent development, of the universe.
with Philip Comella
