Remember that show Fear Factor, where the host, Joe Rogan, would talk folks into facing their fears and doing unthinkable and scary things to win a bunch of money? The eventual winner would get to hear Rogan’s signature phrase of “Evidently, [...]
Good Globe: Time for a Change of Hemisphere is a snippet biographical look into Shelby Simpson’s travel experiences from laugh-out-loud awkward and embarrassing moments to heart-wrenchingly poignant moments of clarity, revelation, shock, and [...]
Thriller-aficionados will unite in praise for An Absence of Justice. It has it all; suspense, intrigue, surprises, and depth of plot. The characters are well thought out, defined, and easily relatable. The plot is uniquely tight and captures the [...]
Do you own a medium- to large-sized mediocre business or corporation that needs help energizing its revenue? Is the ever-changing pace of keeping up with the latest trends and new technology overwhelming you? If so, you may want to consult a [...]
What the Bible Really Says by Victor Sutch is one of the first theological books specifically regarding the Bible that was such an enjoyable, easy read with a conversational tone, especially for the complexity of the subject matter, that this [...]
In Plato’s Academy and the Eternal Key, eleven year old Charlie lost his grandfather, Ted, who left him a letter, only to be opened after he was gone. The letter contained instructions to return a secret scroll in his earthly office at the [...]
By M. Chris Johnson I have some jammies that my Sister-in-Law gave me a few years ago for Christmas. They have a girl, sitting on a huge pile of books, reading one of them. The caption says, “So many books, so little time”. That’s been my life [...]
