Abraham Lincoln: The War Years – I by Carl Sandburg opens the four-volume account of Lincoln’s presidency during the Civil War. This volume explores the early challenges faced by Lincoln as he assumed leadership in a divided nation, addressing his decisions, strategies, and moral convictions amid growing conflict. Sandburg combines rich historical detail with narrative depth to capture Linc…
Abraham Lincoln: The War Years – IV by Carl Sandburg is the concluding volume of his monumental biography on the life of Abraham Lincoln. This work covers the final phase of Lincoln’s presidency, the progress of the Civil War, and his leadership during a time of national crisis. Through detailed narrative and historical documentation, Sandburg presents a deeply human portrait of Lincoln, re…
This resource offers a proven plan to transform first-time visitors into committed church members through purposeful connection and ministry follow-up. Searcy and Henson combine biblical principles with practical tools to help churches strengthen their outreach and member retention efforts. It serves as a valuable guide for pastors and ministry teams seeking to build a thriving, welcoming, and …
This volume traces the lives and contributions of U.S. presidents, linking their personal qualities with the historical events that shaped their times. Written with clarity and perspective, it offers readers an engaging account of how presidential leadership influenced the nation’s past and continues to shape its future.
Herman Wouk’s The Caine Mutiny is a classic war novel that examines the psychological and moral struggles faced by naval officers during World War II. Through the story of Captain Queeg and the controversial decision to mutiny against him, Wouk highlights the tension between authority and responsibility, obedience and conscience. The book remains a powerful exploration of human flaws, courage…
Jim Collins identifies the key principles that distinguish “great” companies from merely “good” ones. Through extensive case studies and research, he highlights concepts such as Level 5 Leadership, the Hedgehog Concept, the Flywheel Effect, and confronting the brutal facts. The book emphasizes discipline in people, thought, and action as essential to long-term success. More than a manag…
This book challenges the old adage “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” urging leaders and organizations to rethink success, embrace change, and break away from habits that stifle growth. Kriegel and Patler argue that in a fast-changing world, complacency is dangerous. They illustrate how innovation often requires dismantling outdated practices—even if they still seem to “work.” Wit…
Ricchiuti presents engaging narratives that emphasize faith, courage, and the power of godly living. The story encourages young readers to recognize that their choices and commitment to God can open doors to unexpected opportunities. With relatable storytelling, the book blends history, faith lessons, and adventure, showing that even young people can make a significant impact when they live wit…
This novel portrays Hezekiah’s devotion to God as he leads Judah through spiritual renewal and political danger. Through triumphs and trials, Austin highlights themes of redemption, courage, and God’s faithfulness in times of crisis, making ancient history come alive with spiritual relevance.
Lyle E. Schaller’s Getting Things Done offers pastors, administrators, and leaders a practical framework for increasing efficiency and productivity in ministry. Drawing on his years of experience as a church consultant, Schaller explains how to overcome obstacles, set realistic goals, and organize resources to achieve lasting results. This book remains a valuable resource for leaders seeking …