The Knowledge Illusion
A dive into the collective nature of intelligence and limitations of individual knowledge.
A dive into the collective nature of intelligence and limitations of individual knowledge.
Midnight Mom Devotional offers emotional and spiritual support to mothers through a year’s worth of daily prayers and encouragements.
This book reveals the incredible, untold story of young women recruited to work in secret cities on the Manhattan Project during WWII, focusing on their crucial roles and the challenges they faced.
Tatiana de Rosnay’s ‘Sarah’s Key’ unfolds two interconnected stories: one of a young Jewish girl named Sarah, caught in the Vel’ d’Hiv Roundup in 1942 Paris, and the other of a journalist, Julia Jarmond, investigating Sarah’s story in 2002. As Julia uncovers the harrowing details of the past, she finds her life intertwined with Sarah’s, leading to profound changes in her present.
In ‘Lead Like It Matters to God’, Richard Stearns shares his insights on values-driven leadership as opposed to the success-driven models that predominate in contemporary culture. Stearns, drawing from his extensive experience as the former president of World Vision U.S., presents a compelling argument for a leadership style that prioritizes integrity, humility, and service above personal achievement and recognition. Through personal anecdotes, biblical references, and practical advice, the book challenges leaders to reconsider their motivations and methods, advocating for an approach to leadership that is reflective of Christian values and that seeks to make a positive impact on others.
The Rosie Effect is the sequel to The Rosie Project, following Don Tillman as he navigates the complexities of an unexpected pregnancy with his wife Rosie.