Religion Books

If life's rapid pace has you feeling scrambled, Haemin Sunim offers a gentle reprieve with his words. "The Things You Can See Only When You Slow Down" is a tender navigation tool for finding peace in turmoil. Through its pages, adorned with soothing illustrations, you're invited to reflect and find tranquility in the wisdom of a monk who understands the modern struggle for calm. It's like a deep breath for your soul in book form.

If you've ever felt like your worries are taking over, Priscilla Warner's memoir might resonate with you. Warner narrates her earnest quest to transform anxiety into serenity, imbuing her story with humor and self-reflection that can inspire others to seek their own path to calm. It's a relatable and hopeful narrative offering insights into the universal quest for inner peace.

This book is a must-read for those seeking to understand the roots of fear and how it can limit our ability to achieve success. David Richo expertly examines the duality of love and fear, highlighting the way in which love can conquer our fears, effectively making us resource-full. With practical insights and inspiring anecdotes, this book will leave readers feeling empowered and ready to face any challenges that come their way.

In the pressure to fulfil the expectations of those around you, have you forgotten dreams that have been lost and buried? Having graduated as a medical doctor, Wai Jia was encouraged to pursue a life of wealth and success. A painful journey of self-discovery, however, revealed to her that there was more to life.Marrying Cliff changed her worldview. Having survived liver cancer, his resilience brought him to complete a 14-hour IronMan endurance race after a liver transplant. A second chance at life inspired him to live purposefully to help those in need.Having had a glimpse of the brevity of their lives, the couple answered God's call to serve the poor in Africa for a season, shortly after marriage. Savour was birthed in 2015 from her desire to inspire and challenge our generation and the next to reconsider their definitions of success.Through Wai Jia's trademark paintings and powerful words, Savour makes a thought-provoking read for anyone who has had to grapple between following the footsteps of the world, and the song in one's heart. It is a powerful medium that has been used in leadership workshops in schools, youth platforms and organizations to challenge our definitions of success.There is a purpose for our lives bigger than we imagine. Is it time, to stop to savour your dreams again?Today, Wai Jia is a humanitarian doctor and the author of four books, each of which have been used to advocate for vulnerable women and children in need. She is in the process of starting Kitesong Global, a non-profit social venture that uses the power of narrative through her books and life story to catalyze projects that empower vulnerable women and children in need around the world. She has a Masters in Theology and will complete a Master in Public Health from Johns Hopkins University in 2018. All royalties from her books go towards supporting the needy.