Teaching pastor at the influential New Life Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Daniel Grothe explains the Bible's blueprint for becoming the kind of person who can deal with all of life's challenges. Some people have learned how to live. They can handle all that life brings. They are composed. They radiate strength. They are whole, with lives worth emulating, and when they speak people listen. They are, in a word, wise. How did these people get wisdom? And perhaps more importantly, how can we? In his long-awaited first book, Daniel Grothe of New Life church in Colorado Springs, Colorado, shows us how to get wisdom for ourselves by examining what the Bible has to say about it and by providing practical steps for acquiring it, among them: learning to ask for help, loving Scripture, going to Church, living quietly, and, above all, seeking those who are themselves wise. Drawing upon Scripture and upon his own experience learning from his friend and mentor Eugene Peterson, Grothe shows how our lives can be secured by the resource that will keep us from collapsing under the onslaught of the difficulties of life. Wisdom is available to us. It takes work to pursue it. Chasing Wisdom reveals how.

Women are looking for new ways to know themselves and to connect with God, two forms of knowledge that are intrinsically linked. Many have left traditional religion in frustration that it didn't reflect their real lives, turning instead to alternative spiritualities that purport to honor women's experience. In this post-feminist interpretation of Christianity, Lilian Calles Barger challenges both Christian tradition and feminist trends in spirituality to provide a fresh and inspiring look at divine wisdom, opening women's awareness to the voice of God in the world.

When was the last time you were confronted with a business or employee problem that you weren't quite sure how to handle? Maybe mistrust or dysfunctional conflicts among staff members have been severely limiting company progress. Or, maybe you just want to improve your business, client, and employee relations. No matter your goals, this book will help you by providing practical tools by becoming wiser in business and life--tools that help you put biblical thought into everyday practice. Dr. Samuel C. Certo illustrates these tools through personal conversations with his two adult sons as they explore ways to incorporate wisdom into business management. Chasing Wisdom is also available as an audio book or e-book. Keep up with Chasing Wisdom news at: Facebook.com/chasing.wisdom.

"CHASING TURKEYS is by turns crazy, hilarious, and inspiring. You might be skeptical at first, but seduced by a page-turning narrative, you'll be rewarded by a story that is not only fun and funny but powerful and moving."-- Sy Montgomery, bestselling author of SOUL OF AN OCTOPUS As a teenager, Kenton Whitman lived for three months in the wilderness of northern Wisconsin, where he discovered a deep passion for life and nature. Fast forward twenty years (and one too many pints of ice cream), and Kenton realizes that he needs something new to define his life and restore the lost adventures of his youth. So he embarks upon an impossible quest--to catch a wild turkey with his bare hands, then release it back into the wild. Join Kenton in his training misadventures as he wrangles baby cows, experiences the folly of playing paint-ball with his wife, and learns lessons about hypothermia, wilderness survival, and never giving up. Culminating in a series of turkey chases set in one of the most brutal winters in Wisconsin's history, Kenton lopes through farmers' fields, forests, and ravines, only to find that the turkeys have led him to something more profound than his original goal--a new understanding of life's meaning, of humans' connection with nature, and of the importance of chasing after our dreams, however improbable they may be.

In the 1970s, the rock group Kansas sang about how life is "dust in the wind." They could have been quoting the writer of Ecclesiastes whose ancient book of wisdom unwraps three key themes: Meaningless, meaningless a look at the futility of wisdom, wishes and work. Chasing the wind how desire and deeds are found wanting. Under the sun the curses and joys of toil, treasure and termination. Despite the Teachers' pessimistic tone, in Chasing the Wind author Robert White discovers there's hope at the end of the matter.

Morality is declining, and everything you do seems meaningless. You thought your relationships would be easy after first acceptance. Where do you turn; why do you exist? Find the solid truth here in this book. Learn what is the solidity of your purpose.