MSI Press Blog

  Today's Publisher's Pride is Eternal Sprins: Joy Found in the Book of John by Bruce Floren which reached #232 in the Amazon category of motivation and spiritual growth. Book Description: What if joy isn’t optional in the Christian life—but essential? For many, religion feels heavy, demanding, and joyless. Yet Jesus promised life “to the full.” In Eternal Springs, the author draws from his deeply personal journey of leaving faith behind to pursue happiness, where he ultimately discovered that true joy could only be found by returning to Christ. Rooted in the Gospel of John and shaped by decades of lived experience, this book uncovers a vibrant, Spirit-led understanding of joy—not as shallow emotion, but as the divine energy that fuels love, grace, fruitfulness, and spiritual vitality. This is Christianity rediscovered: Joy that sustains rather than distracts Faith that overflows rather than burdens A life that becomes an attractive aroma to the glory of God Eternal Springs ...

  Congratulations to Mark Wilson for the selection of his book  Breakthrough Alzheimer's Care   for a Literary Titan Gold Award. Book Description: Breakthrough Alzheimer's Care offers a powerful and practical roadmap for family caregivers who want more than just survival-they want their loved ones to thrive. When leadership expert Mark left a 20-year corporate career to care for his mother with Alzheimer's, he approached caregiving with the same breakthrough mindset that had driven his professional success. The result was nothing short of extraordinary: his mother experienced more joy, better health, and greater longevity than anyone thought possible. Part memoir and part how-to guide, this compelling book blends personal reflection with research-based insights and practical tools that help families transform their Alzheimer's care experience. Readers will find detailed guidance on how to: Design a daily routine that supports physical, emotional, and cognitive well-bei...

  Every mother dreams of a smooth birth: steady breathing, supportive hands, and a baby’s first cry filling the room. But birth, like life, rarely follows a script. Even with preparation, plans can shift in ways that surprise, frighten, or disappoint. Understanding what can go wrong—and how to handle it—helps you meet those moments with grace instead of panic. 💡 Why Birth Plans Sometimes Change Labor is a living process. It responds to your body, your baby, and circumstances that no one can fully predict. Common reasons for change include: Labor progressing too slowly or too quickly Baby’s position making delivery difficult Fetal distress (changes in heart rate) Maternal exhaustion or blood pressure changes Need for medical intervention (induction, epidural, C‑section) These shifts don’t mean failure—they mean adaptation. Birth is not a test of control; it’s a collaboration between your body and your care team. ⚠️ What Can Go Wrong Most births end safely, but complications can ari...