If You Can Keep It - by Eric Metaxas
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From Eric Metaxas and If You Can Keep It . . . Let’s talk about Lincoln’s “Almost chosen people” and the danger of losing liberty even as we celebrate the country that embodies it.
Educated: A Memoir - by Tara Westover
Building A Story Brand - by Donald Miller
We Can All Do Better - by Bill Bradley
Our Iceberg Is Melting - by John P. Kotter and Holger Rathgeber
The Last Lion - by William Manchester
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Sometimes you just have to disappear from public life. Churchill shows us three things we need to do to hibernate well.
The love letters between Winston and Clementine Churchill provide a poignant lesson for anyone who wants to communicate and communicate well.
Winston Churchill, Lord Randolph his father, Solomon, and the amazing impact of fathers good and bad.
Churchill was incredibly brave. Valor and statesmanship defined him. Why? Part of the secret is in the stories he heard.
She was the most significant person in the life of Churchill until he was 20. Her picture hung in his bedroom until the day he died? What made this woman so special?
A simple conversation between the Archbishop of Canterbury and Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli reveals an important distinction when it comes to Sunday Worship.
