There are stories the system celebrates. And then there are stories it quietly buries. For over a decade, Ryan Matthew was part of the system. A detective. A professional trained to read people, assess risk
The modern world is full of noise. Take into consideration the many responsibilities you manage, opinions you hear, screens you watch, goals you chase, and problems you solve, and every other thing. In To Live
Let us guess: Are you feeling heavy and at a loss of faith in the LORD? While life could not be the same and beautiful every day, when you hit rock bottom so suddenly, the
There are moments in life when the usual language of encouragement feels too light for what a person is carrying. Phrases about staying positive or finding purpose can sound distant when someone is moving through
Book Description She has spent her life saving others. Now, she must learn how to be saved. At 28, EMT Kay Walker is barely surviving. After escaping a brutal marriage, she lives alone in a
Have you ever left a meeting, a phone call, or a casual conversation only to find yourself replaying every word hours later? You wonder whether you spoke too much, said the wrong thing, or somehow
David Goudge’s The Sea From Above brings mid century London to life through the fragile bonds people form when the world gives them little room to breathe. This is a story shaped by friendship as
David Goudge’s The Sea From Above feels intensely visual, making it a natural fit for readers who love fiction with a filmic quality. The novel moves through postwar London, theatre spaces, hidden queer rooms, Italian
Different stocks serve different investment goals. In this video, Susan Laubach, author of Rumpelstiltskin’s Rules for Making Your Farthings Grow, explains Rule No. 6: manage your expectations by understanding the difference between income stocks and
Are you paying too much for a stock without realizing it? In this video, Susan Laubach shares a simple investing principle from Rumpelstiltskin’s Rules for Making Your Farthings Grow: always compare a company’s price to
