Author: Ravi Zacharias
Publisher: Zondervan
Number of Pages: 143
Publication Date: May ‘08

When Sam Harris wrote his book Letter to a Christian Nation, stating that Christians display “murderous intolerance,” Dr. Ravi Zacharias felt called to answer. The End of Reason is a clear and powerful response to the “utter bankruptcy” of Harris’s New Atheism as it explains the true nature of God, the foundation for evil in the world, and the basis of true morality.

Author: Brian D. Molitor
Publisher: Authentic Media
Number of Pages: 256
Publication Date: Nov. 07

Throughout the world, good organizations have learned to seek win/win outcomes. However, in the near future, the great organizations will be those that go one step further. When managers and employees agree to work together this generates goodwill, increased communication, and greater productivity creating a win/win situation. But the benefits certainly don’t stop there. These positives spill over and are “caught” by fellow workers. Morale increases. Job security increases. Customers receive better products or service. All involved achieve success and satisfaction creating a win/win/win situation.

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Author: Gunilla Norris
Publisher: Bluebridge
Number of Pages: 160
Publication Date: Apr. 08

While the demands and pace of modern living often prevent many from seeing the transcendent and extraordinary elements in the simple activities and events in life, this beautifully written, lucid, and practical primer for prayer, meditation, and mindful living focuses on seeking and appreciating the sacred in everyday life. Divided into four sections concentrating on our bodies, our dwellings, everyday things, and gratitude, Norris illuminates ways to see and embrace the sacred each day. The guidance and advice offered present a very practical and accessible way to appreciate and celebrate holiness in daily life.

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Author: Joan Chittister
Publisher: Bluebridge
Number of Pages: 240
Publication Date: May ‘08

Not only accepting but celebrating getting old, this inspirational and illuminating work looks at the many facets of the aging process, from purposes and challenges to struggles and surprises. Central throughout is a call to cherish the blessing of aging as a natural part of life that is active, productive, and deeply rewarding.

Perhaps the most important dimension revealed lies in the awareness that there is a purpose to aging and intention built into every stage of life. Chittister reflects on many key issues, including the temptation towards isolation, the need to stay involved, the importance of health and well-being, what happens when old relationships end or shift, the fear of tomorrow, and the mystery of forever. Readers are encouraged to surmount their fears of getting older and find beauty in aging well.

Author: Matt Rogers
Publisher: Zondervan
Number of Pages: 224
Publication Date: Apr ‘08

On April 16, 2007, the campus of Virginia Tech experienced a collective nightmare when thirty-three students were killed in the worst massacre in modern U.S. history. Following that horrendous event, VA Tech campus pastor Matt Rogers found himself asking and being asked, Where is God in all of this? The cliché-ridden, pat answers rang hollow. In this beautifully written reflection, Rogers illumines the path for experiencing God as truly good when life isnt.