Our review of : Sacred Woman

Andrew Klavan, author of How the West was Lost: The Transformation of Modern Liberalism, takes a closer look at some of England’s most revered poets to explore how their works point the way to a deeper understanding of the words and teachings of Jesus Christ. In this thought-provoking book, Klavan examines how writers such as [...]

Hunter Clarke-Fields MSAE offers a fresh, new perspective on parenting in Raising Good Humans. Drawing from her own personal experience and expertise as both an educator and mindfulness coach, she provides insight into how to raise children who are resilient, confident, and capable of making good decisions independently. The book is full of exercises and [...]

This book by Sadhguru is a guide to inner engineering – the process of sculpting one’s own consciousness. Drawing on ancient yogic techniques and modern science, Sadhguru offers simple but powerful practices that anyone can use to reduce stress, anxiety, anger, and other negative emotions; improve memory and cognitive function; increase productivity and creativity; connect [...]

Train your mind to be at peace and live with purpose every day. That’s the goal of Jay Shetty’s new book, “Think Like a Monk.” In it, the author shares sage advice culled from his own journey as an ordained monk and from interviews with other spiritual leaders. “We can all be happy and peaceful [...]

Who Do I Think I Am? is a collection of inspirational stories by Anjelah Johnson-Reyes. The author shares her personal experiences and offers guidance for living a fulfilling life based on her own interpretation of Christianity. Each chapter ends with affirmations to help the reader apply the lessons learned to their own life. For who [...]

In I’ll Start Again Monday, Lysa TerKeurst invites readers to break the cycle of unhealthy eating habits and find lasting spiritual satisfaction. Drawing from her own experiences as a food addict and Bible studies on healthy living, she provides compassionate guidance for overcoming temptation, developing self-discipline, and achieving lasting victory over our cravings. With practical [...]

In his latest book, Don’t Give the Enemy a Seat at Your Table, Louie Giglio challenges readers to take back their minds and thoughts from the enemy. With practical steps and insightful teaching, Giglio equips Christians with biblical truths to help them break free from negative thinking patterns that keep them trapped in defeat. This [...]

In Boundaries, Updated and Expanded Edition: When to Say Yes, How to Say No to Take Control of Your Life, John Townsend presents a biblical guide on how to set boundaries in order live a healthier life. He helps readers learn when it is appropriate to say yes or no in various situations and provides [...]

The Power of Now is a guide to spiritual enlightenment by Eckhart Tolle. In clear and concise language, Tolle describes the nature of our human ego and how its thoughts keep us trapped in anxiety, stress, and dissatisfaction. He then provides techniques for recognizing the power of the present moment and accessing a state of [...]

Cultish is a book about the language of fanaticism and how it’s used to control people. It was written by Amanda Montell, an expert on cults and extremist groups. The book covers everything from religious cults to political zealots, with a focus on understanding what drives people to commit atrocities in the name of their [...]

The Secret is a book about the power of positive thinking and how to use it to create happiness and success in your life. It was written by Rhonda Byrne, who came up with the idea for the book after watching The Oprah Winfrey Show. For who is this book for ? The Secret is [...]

In Joe Dispenza’s Becoming Supernatural, the author draws from his own personal experiences and scientific research to explore how people can achieve miraculous feats. Dispenza argues that we are all capable of becoming supernatural beings by learning how to tap into our inner potential and change our thought patterns. By following the exercises outlined in [...]