by Eddie Jones, Cindy Sproles (2011)
Do you sense something vital missing from your relationship with your spouse, children and God? Are you easily distracted by the busyness of life and left feeling drained, bored, and discouraged? Do you sense you were meant to enjoy the richness of life, but spend your days feasting on crumbs? This heart-warming collection of stories (54 in all) will inspire you to reach for the true source of joy: a life lived for and through God. These deeply personal (and sometimes humorous) devotions offer biblical insights and spiritual truths from the unique perspective of one man and one woman. Learn to cultivate a life of passion. Perfect for your quiet time, these moments of meditative reflection illustrate the importance of allowing God to work within you and speak through you. No matter if you are newlyweds or newly retired, this book of devotions will help you put the spark back into your love life and explore the precious relationships God desires for you.
Mary M. Mitchell & Nessa Forman
"French Bulldog ZsaZsa and Baby Boomer Nessa, a Diva Duo of different species and generations engage in funny, lively discussions about how civility, manners and good humor create strong relationships, and how those can make all the difference when navigating life's challenges and changes"--Back cover.
Corinne Maier, Anne Simon
"Of the great political philosophers, few have had as profound and enduring an impact as Karl Marx. In this graphic biography by the creative super-team that brought us Freud, Maier and Simon provide a beautifully witty introduction to the works, actions and philosophy of this great polymathic thinker, a man whose canon of work remains just as relevant today"--Provided by publisher.
Yu Dan, Yi Zhongtian zhu
The hostess of the highly rated CCTV forum program, Yu Dan, known for her witty and contemporary interpretation of Confucian philosophy, guides readers through Chinese classics.
Martin Buber
Here the author completes his great lifework of the re-creation and interpretation of Hasidism, the popular communal mysticism that arose and flourished among the Jews of Eastern Europe in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Shows that the God of the Bible and of Hasidism is the loving God whose love includes the demand that man make real his humanity through bringing every aspect of his life into his relation to God.