A vibrant study of what Paul's teaching means for everyday Christian lifeIn this paradigm-shifting book, Michael J. Gorman helps readers see the apostle Paul's teaching from a fresh perspective—not as a set of abstract doctrines, but as lived theology.Drawing from a lifetime's worth of studying, writing, and teaching about Paul, Gorman explains how Pauline theology relates to real-life experiences of individuals and communities. While engaging key Pauline t...

A true love story with history as to how and when we met and Ann's life before and Paul's life before right up till we met and how , a "TRUE LOVE STORY" with all details.

God Doing the Extraordinary Through Ordinary Men and WomenWhat does it look like to follow God to the nations? In a world where the call to missions can feel distant or reserved for a select few, To the Nations presents true stories of ordinary believers demonstrating extraordinary faith in some of the most challenging places on earth.These stories—told by contemporary missionaries from their fields of service—tell of adventure, challenge, sacrific...

Beneath every relationship lies a fault line. The question is: what happens when it finally begins to move?Love, friendship, loyalty, desire, and truth collide in Love Under Fault Lines, where relationships are tested by the things people say, the things they hide, and the feelings they can no longer ignore.Set against the backdrop of Texas, Marcus J. King invites readers into a world where emotions run deep, connections become complicated, and eve...

Epistemic Freedom in Africa is about the struggle for African people to think, theorize, interpret the world, and write from where they are located, unencumbered by Eurocentrism. The imperial denial of common humanity to some human beings meant that in turn their knowledges and experiences lost their value, their epistemic virtue. Now, in the twenty-first century, descendants of enslaved, displaced, colonized, and racialized peoples have entered universities and academies across t...

An integrated state of mindful awareness is crucial to achieving mental health.In this update to his bestselling text, Daniel J. Siegel, an internationally recognized expert on mindfulness and therapy, explores interdisciplinary conceptions of mind and mindfulness—diving deeply into what it means to be present as a therapist, and how this mindful integration can enhance therapeutic outcomes across modalities. He charts nine domains of integration that arise in our ...

A Self-Help Guide to STOP Reading Self-Help Guides is a darkly comic, inventive collection of stories about anxiety, memory, identity, writing, aging, education, and the often ridiculous ways people try to make sense of themselves. Despite its title, this is not a conventional self-help book. It is literary fiction that turns the language and assumptions of self-improvement inside out.Across stories that move from childhood and family to classrooms, universities, bookstore...

Navigate your toughest challenges with timeless wisdom and practical guidance for persevering through life's struggles—now updated with new insights for facing today's unprecedented pressures.When you feel overwhelmed, exhausted, or ready to give up—you need practical wisdom that addresses what you're actually experiencing, not hollow motivational slogans. This beautifully illustrated second edition of Margaret Wheatley's bestselling guide gives you practical tools...

The art historian, poet, and novelist close-reads images, moving and still, canonical and lesser known, that have shaped her evolving identity as an American “Mulatta” lesbian born at the end of the Civil Rights Movement in this singular blend of life-writing and cultural studies.The daughter of the WASP mother who raised her and a Black father she has never known, J. Vanessa Lyon delivers a candid memoir across thirteen uniquely structured chapters in conversation...

Some battles are not fought at sea. Some follow you home.In Battles Beyond the Waves, Barbara J. Ratliff tells the deeply personal story of a woman who entered the United States Navy prepared to serve her country, only to discover that some of her greatest battles would come from within the very institution she had pledged to serve.With honesty, courage, and reflection, Ratliff recounts a journey shaped by military service, motherhood, trauma, institutional betraya...

A journey to the heart of therapeutic presenceIn this fully revised edition of his bestselling classic, Daniel J. Siegel—internationally recognized expert on mindfulness and psychotherapy—explores how mindful awareness and integration shape the mind, the brain, and our relationships. Applying neuroscience to therapeutic practice, he offers a groundbreaking examination of what it means to be fully present—as a therapist and as a human being.Central to the bo...

Keiko Ito has spent nineteen years as a registrar, the last eleven at the National Art Center Tokyo. She documents everything that enters and leaves one of Japan's most prestigious exhibition venues. She does not investigate crimes. She reconciles records.Then the body of Dr. Se-bin Yun, the Korean provenance researcher accompanying a Joseon dynasty moon jar, is found in a basement service corridor. Keiko discovers something the police cannot see. Se-bin left a message, not in a no...