Business Leaders in Church History (w/ Dr. Charlie Self)

Helps the reader think about life change and outcomes and not just programs when it comes to the Christian life. It considers the Christian life dimensions and charts a course to say, here's what health looks like.

This book addresses the complexities of poverty and how some well-intentioned efforts can inadvertently do more harm than good. It provides strategies for effective poverty alleviation, emphasizing the importance of empowering the materially poor and recognizing the dignity in everyone. The authors focus on both North American and Majority World contexts, highlighting that sustainable change comes from within the communities rather than from external interventions.

In 'Where's Waldo? ', readers are challenged to locate the character Waldo, who is hidden within intricate and detailed illustrations of various everyday and fantastical locations. The book, originally published in the UK as 'Where's Wally? ' in 1987, has become a global phenomenon with over 55 million copies sold worldwide. Each scene includes hundreds of characters, and additional hidden objects and characters are included to enhance the search-and-find experience. The series has spawned numerous sequels, adaptations, and merchandise.

In 'Every Good Endeavor,' Timothy Keller explores the biblical perspectives on work, addressing questions such as the purpose of work, finding meaning in a competitive workplace, and staying true to one's values while advancing in a career. The book is divided into three parts: God's plan for work, our problems with work, and the Gospel and work. Keller emphasizes that work is a gift from God and should be approached with excellence, integrity, discipline, creativity, and passion as acts of worship. He also highlights the importance of understanding work through a Christian worldview, which can provide a foundation for a thriving professional and balanced personal life.