In this episode, meet professor of psychiatry Dr. Daniel J. Siegel, author of Becoming Aware, pastor David Marvin, author of We’re All Freaking Out (and Why We Don’t Need To), and creator of the PBS show Faith and Justice, Reverend Jacqui Lewis, author of Fierce Love. READ MORE
In this episode, meet pastor and cultural thought leader Erwin Raphael McManus, author of The Genius of Jesus, nun and activist Joan Chittister, author of The Monastic Heart, and celebrated Christian writer Philip Yancey, author of Where the Light Fell. READ MORE
In this episode, meet Tenzin Priyadarshi, author of Running Toward Mystery, Tammy Mastroberte, author of The Universe is Talking to You, and Galen Guengerich, author of The Way of Gratitude. READ MORE
A selection of spiritual listens to bring comfort and inspire contemplation. READ MORE
In this episode, meet Jennie Allen, author of Get Out of Your Head, Robin Meyers, author of Saving God from Religion, and Dr. Lee Warren, author of I’ve Seen the End of You. READ MORE
“People always ask me why I wrote the book, where did I get the idea to write the book. As with most of my books, the idea did not come from me, it came from others, specifically two friends to whom I dedicate the book. One is Markus Spieker, who lives in Germany, and the other is my dear friend here in New York, Greg Thornbury, who is the president of the Kings College. I had never thought about writing a biography of Luther, but these two very dear friends kept pushing me to think about it saying that the 500th anniversary of the reformation, October 31st, 1517 presented a perfect occasion for people to rethink his legacy, and in many cases, learn about this seminal figure, whom perhaps, they had never encountered. The more I looked into it, I was myself embarrassed at how little I knew and at how shockingly seminal Luther was.”
Learn more about Martin Luther.
“Hi, my name is Erwin Raphael McManus. I live here in Los Angeles, California and I’m the lead pastor of a community of faith called Mosaic. I just wrote a book called THE LAST ARROW. And THE LAST ARROW is really about living a life without regret. I began to ask the question, “what is it about people that often times confuses quitting with failing?” Since so many times in life we lower our expectations, and so in some ways the subtext title for me is that we should never settle.”
Learn more about The Last Arrow.
“My book makes the case that the idea of a ‘divine design’ that has helped to mandate and determine the rise of the United States of America isn’t just a matter of opinion, it’s the truth, it’s a fact.”
Learn more about The American Miracle.
