The book challenges the Western church to reflect on its ongoing search for meaningful engagement, suggesting a tendency to chase fleeting programs instead of focusing on God's original vision. It emphasizes the need for a church that stands firm against evil, offering genuine substance and lasting peace. By inviting believers to participate in building a fruitful and effective community, it calls for a return to a more authentic and impactful expression of faith that resonates with the world’s deeper spiritual needs.
Paul Robbins Books
Originally a psychologist, this author now turns their expertise to crafting novels. Their work often delves into the intricacies of the human mind, exploring themes of dreams, stress management, and interpersonal dynamics. Their latest writing ventures into romantic suspense, weaving compelling narratives with psychological depth. Through their prose, the author invites readers to contemplate the complexities of human emotion and motivation.



The Milkman Story
- 144 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Through the perspective of a Jewish carpenter mentored by a Gentile milkman, this narrative re-examines the Gospel message. The milkman symbolizes Jesus, delivering a wholesome message to the community while embodying the role of a builder, creating a strong and vibrant congregation. The story emphasizes the freshness and strength of His teachings, contrasting them with historical perceptions of Christians, and urges followers to embrace a mission and lifestyle reflective of these ideals.
The three-time winner of the Ironman World Championship reflects on the defining moments from his early career and reveals his approaches to training, racing, and balancing his personal life with his business life.