MSI Press Blog

We look up at the stars and wonder. Not just about what’s out there—but about why we’re here, and what binds us to one another beneath this shared sky. For as long as humans have walked the earth, we’ve searched for answers: in science, in silence, in stories, in song. But the greatest mysteries of the universe may not be written in the stars at all. They may be written in our ability to love beyond borders, to seek truth in unfamiliar places, and to see ourselves in the eyes of someone we were taught to call “other.” What if the most sacred mystery is not the distance between galaxies, but the distance between hearts—and how we learn to cross it? One Family: Indivisible  is a book born of that very question. It is the story of one person’s journey through the tangled landscapes of identity, belief, and belonging. But more than that, it is an invitation to reimagine what unity can look like—not as sameness, but as celebration of difference. In a world fractured by division, this me...

  Recently released: audiobook edition of God Speaks into Darkness   by J Bennett Easterling. Book description: These brief devotionals speak to the enormous challenges facing our world today. So many of you are grieving loss of loved ones, or risking your life daily to help others, or facing loss of your livelihood, financial ruin or uncertainty. The Psalms and teachings of Jesus offer treasures of hope for today and promises us a brighter tomorrow. You will find in these meditations that God wants to comfort his own and then use us to help and bless one another. Keywords: Christian devotionals for hard times; hope in darkness devotional; Psalms for grief and loss; Jesus teachings for troubled times; Bible encouragement for crisis; Christian comfort in suffering; God’s promises in uncertainty; daily devotionals for grief; spiritual healing after loss; finding hope in scripture; Christian inspiration for caregivers; devotionals for frontline workers; trusting God in crisi...

    In an age when religious conflict and spiritual fragmentation seem to dominate the headlines, it’s easy to forget that love—not doctrine—lies at the heart of nearly every faith tradition. Whether whispered in a mosque, sung in a temple, prayed in a church, or meditated upon in silence, love is the thread that runs through them all. But can love truly unite all faiths? An Afternoon’s Dictation: Revelation for the 21st Century  offers a gentle, yet powerful answer: yes, if we allow it to. When author Steven Greenebaum cried out for meaning during a deeply unsettled time in his life, he didn’t expect an answer. What came instead was a voice—one that invited him to write, not commandments, but compassionate wisdom for living a meaningful life. What emerged was a sacred message that reaches across traditions, reminding us that different religions are not different truths, but different languages for speaking to the same divine. One of the book’s core revelations urges us t...