Readers will come away with a better understanding of how cells work and why sometimes the cells in our bodies fail...Most importantly, I think readers will come away with a new level of awe at the wonder of God’s good creation and a deeper reason to worship the author of these wonder-filled, smallest units of life we call cells.
This is a book about love, which makes it a book for all of us, because we all need instruction in that gentle art. It’s a book that builds empathy and reminds us that we rarely have any idea what sort of burden others are carrying.
Jeff MunroeNovember 8, 2023
Blood streaks splatter across moonbeams like a pearl-string snatched from a virgin's neck ...
Nathaniel A. SchmidtNovember 7, 2023
Sun House reads like Duncan's other novels: sprawling, ambitious, imperfect, bursting with humor and sex and spiritual longing, drawing on ancient wisdom traditions of every kind and synthesizing them into nothing less audacious than a new nonreligion, which he calls Dumpster Catholicism.
Jonathan HiskesNovember 1, 2023
Pride be not death for as I've stretched to reach out from these brambles to cut away the vines about my ankles ...
D.S. MartinOctober 31, 2023
. . . a fundamental task of leaders within Christian communities is, first and foremost, to be as authentically human as the Spirit will allow, guided by an encounter with the crucified and risen Lord
Keith StarkenburgOctober 25, 2023
The beauty of this book is both how it is packed with stories, of historical sinners and saints, as well as the stories from her own life; and filled with tips and concrete accessible ways to engage, practice, reflect and act.
Kerin BeauchampOctober 17, 2023