The Colors of Hope
The second of twelve books I’m reading this year on the journey of hope is The Colors of Hope: Becoming People of Mercy, Justice, and Love by Richard Dahlstrom. Some of the books I’ll read…
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Red Notice
Seems appropriate to post this review today with the sad news that Russian dissident Boris Nemtsov has been killed. Can it be anymore evident the once promising nation of Russia is now run by thugs…
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Journey of Hope
What is hope? The meaning of hope has been on my mind lately, so I’ve decided to think more on the topic in 2015. It seems both healthy and timely. We live in an era…
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Keeping Hope Alive, by Lewis Smedes
I have a lot of hope in the future. It’s what keeps me going through all the negativity pervading our lives. People are down on everything these days — perhaps because they watch too much cable news…
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Bold, by Steven Kotler and Peter Diamandis
Steven Kotler and Peter Diamandis wrote Bold: How to Go Big, Create Wealth and Impact the World as the follow up book to their previous work, Abundance. Where Abundance tell us what the future might look…
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The Grand Paradox
Ken Wytsma opens his new book The Grand Paradox with this paragraph: “We want answers from God. We have a ravenous appetite for clarity in life. And often, we desire justification, or, at least, some kind…
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Boys Adrift
When I wrote about the most influential 25 books of my life, Reviving Ophelia was a no brainer to add. It shaped my understanding of what girls deal with in our society, which helped me…
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The Accidental Superpower, by Peter Zeihan
Gloom and doom are an always present part of the American psyche. For two hundred years we’ve convinced ourselves the best days are behind us. It’s easy to find books that feed this anxiety. That’s…
