In this book review, we are looking at an interesting, yet an unusual topic that is known as the Mike Macujo Method, which is an amazing little find with tons of helpful information. It is jam packed into 6 easy-to-read pages. The tone and feel of the book are approachable and friendly, helping drug users past and present to pass their hair follicle drug tests and maintain employment. The book discusses the original Macujo Method for removing drug toxins from hair follicles and the reasons that this has previously been used. You’ll also read about the reasons that hair follicle ...

Today, I want to share a recommendation I found in a book called Lion and Lamb: Jesus' Relentless Tenderness - Brennan Manning. This author is a great friend. He always takes me deeper in a new way. These are not hard to comprehend or read, but they are phrases and deep reflections. It all happened because I was reading Revelation this week and came across a passage that caught me attention. I will paraphrase it. John is told by one of the elders that the victorious Lion has conquered (Revelation 5: 5). John then turns around and sees a lamb ...

Although I confess that I didn't know what I was getting when I purchased the book, "Suffering is not in vain", I have since come to recommend it. This book has been one of my favorite books to help me reflect on suffering in the short time we have lived. Suffering is not in vain is a book by Elisabeth Elliot in which she reveals the worst moments of her life as well as her approach to dealing with them, trusting God who understands exactly what is happening. Elisabeth, the daughter of missionaries and committed to sharing the Gospel together ...

The Bible could be a medicine cabinet. The Psalms could be an ointment that you apply to inflamed skin to soothe and heal it. Proverbs could be described as aromatic salts that will get you going and keep you awake. Timothy Keller and Kathy Keller have created "The Wisdom of God To Walk Through Life", a devotional that focuses on God. They share indicators for studying the book of Proverbs from the beginning: Poetry (full with parallels between phrases and vivid images, metaphors, and other elements), as pedagogy (teaching these lessons both to men and women in a group, guided ...

Reading Guinness will allow you to reflect deeply on the Christian faith. His book Renaissance is a reflection of the thought of Andamio Impossible People>>. He invites us to be honest in the face of an unstable, liquid, and elusive society that is in process of disintegration. Guinness defines impossible people as those who "receive strength from an unimaginable God who is greater then all, whom can be trusted in all circumstances, and who strengthens his people against even death" (p. 291). It uses the "impossible man", which was used to Pedro Damian (a 11th-century Benedictine reformer) who is known ...

Dale Carnegie published the 1936 book How to win Friends and Influence People. It is aimed at leaders and businessmen who want more social skills and who wish to improve their negotiation and management abilities. The book includes many examples from people well-known and not so well-known who help you to understand the content and relate it to your life. This book is about self love, how to let go of the ego and make space for empathy, understanding, and concern to others. Each section contains techniques and methods to deal with others in order to make friends and influence ...

Who took my cheese? This is a story about how to manage change. Two little mice named Oli and Corri and Kif, both mice the same size, live together in a labyrinth. They have a similar appearance to humans and act very similarly to human beings. These characters are very distinct and can be identified as prototypes for human characters when read the book. The daily struggle for cheese is what drives the lives of each character in the story. Each day, the four characters must race to get the food they need to survive. Kif and Kof discover an ...