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...

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...

Lethal. Loyal. Legendary.Enter the world of Throne of Glass with the first book in this complete, #1 bestselling series by Sarah J. Maas, author of the Court of Thorns and Roses (ACOTAR) series.In a land without magic, an assassin is summoned to the castle. She has no love for the vicious king who rules from his throne of glass, but she has not come to kill him. She has come to win her freedom. If she defeats twenty-three murderers, thieves...

Neuropsychology of Malingering and Non‑Credible Presentations: Perspectives on Validity Assessment is a comprehensive guide to understanding and addressing concerns about the accuracy of cognitive performances and symptom reports during neuropsychological evaluations. This updated second edition reflects major advances in the field, offering practical strategies for diagnosing, documenting, and managing validity issues in both clinical and forensic contexts.This book begin...

What Remains of a Father is a work of contemporary literary fiction about fatherhood, estrangement, and the machinery people build to survive losing someone they love.Since his marriage ended, the narrator has kept a record: every visit, every message, every small proof that he is still the father he believes himself to be. The record is meant to keep him honest. Instead, it becomes the version of events he trusts more than his own memory -- the account he reaches for when...

Few figures have received more popular and scholarly attention than Abraham Lincoln – and yet few works have focused on the impact of his self-education. Tradition holds that this education consisted primarily in reading “Shakespeare and the Bible.” Taking this characterization seriously, Lincoln's Shakesperean Education focuses on the great American statesman's engagement with the great English playwright, while still giving Scripture its due along the way. Through close and care...

In Lead Anyway: Finding Humor, Grace, and Grit Along the Leadership Journey, a seasoned educator-turned-superintendent offers a heartfelt and practical account of his decades-long experience navigating the highs and lows of educational leadership. Blending personal anecdotes, hard-earned wisdom, and insightful reflections, the book takes readers behind the scenes of the school system-from the classroom to the boardroom. Through pivotal moments of failure, resilience, and self-disc...

The interplay between power, communication and change is the bedrock of what social work is, what it needs to contend with and what it seeks to achieve. This textbook draws on these foundational concepts in order to combine the worlds of theory and practice, aiming to connect the two often disparate sides of social work.Drawing on the key concepts of power, communication and change throughout, the book shows that these essential elements are evident in the explanation and applicati...

Inscribing Pilgrimage uncovers the diverse, multilingual literary tradition surrounding the Camino de Santiago, one of the three most prominent routes of Christian pilgrimage, which guides travelers across Europe to the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, Spain. Focusing mainly on literature about pilgrims and their journeys, including references to visual art and music, the theoretical and methodological approach of the book links the historical construction of pilgri...

This book explores Christology in the Gospels through the lens of Black theology, offering insights on both spiritual formation and Jesus' self-understanding.Hakim J. Lucas contends that Jesus' famous "I Am" statements from the Gospel of John not only illuminate Christ's personhood but Christian theology. Across twelve chapters, this book traces various iterations of “I Am” statements, asking what Jesus might have meant by the “Bread of Life,” the “Light of the Wor...

Updated annually,The World Today series: Canada 2026–2027 provides historical background on Canada to help readers gain a thorough understanding of contemporary developments in this region.It covers the country's culture, geography, people, economy, politics and future. The combination of factual accuracy and up-to-date detail along with its informed projections make this an outstanding resource for researchers, practitioners in international development, ...

The first book ever on how the press covered the Gettysburg campaign, From Blood to Ink chronicles the rise of the press through the Civil War and how its coverage of Gettysburg not only misled the people of two warring factions but also misshaped the battle’s meaning for generations to come. As Matthew J. Larson reveals, newsmen on both sides transformed the battle into what they needed it to be rather than what it truly was. While the Northern press elevated Gettysburg into Amer...