Paul Robbins Books

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.

Exploring the cultural significance of lawn cultivation in the United States, this book examines how the pursuit of the 'perfect' lawn shapes societal norms, economic decisions, and environmental impact. Through the lens of political ecology, the author highlights the intricate relationships between homeowners, the lawn care industry, and the ecosystem, revealing the contradictions inherent in American attitudes toward nature. With a blend of historical and ethnographic research, it challenges readers to reconsider their connection to landscapes and the implications of suburban ideals.

The narrative transports readers to the vibrant Middle Ages in France, immersing them in a world of castles, monasteries, knighthood, and chivalry. It embraces a classic storytelling style, evoking the rich traditions of the era.

Set against the backdrop of the Great Depression and the onset of World War II, this novel follows the passionate romance between Jack Jarrels, a college professor, and Alice Burke, an aspiring artist. Their relationship flourishes as they escape to the vibrant life of Greenwich Village, where both pursue their careers. However, as war looms in Europe, Jack's role as a writer and anti-fascist leads him to become a foreign correspondent in France, ultimately thrusting him into the chaos of the Dunkirk evacuation.

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.