The Science of the Cross: Stress, Suffering, and the Psychology of Transformation
The Science of the Cross explores what psychology, physiology, philosophy, and Christian wisdom reveal about stress, suffering, resilience, and human transformation. Rather than treating suffering as something that can always be avoided, the book asks how difficulty can shape us and how we can respond with greater strength, meaning, and purpose.
Don’t Text When You Are Driving: Don’t SECS When You Are Married
The Four Things Running Your Marriage Off the Road — and a Return to the Vows
Marriage rarely runs off the road all at once. More often than not, couples slowly develop patterns that create resentment, distance, and disconnection.
In Don’t SECS When You Are Married, Bill Moran, LMFT, identifies four common behaviors that can quietly undermine a marriage: Scoring, Exiting, Change, and Silence. Drawing from years of working with couples, psychology, and real-life experience, the book explores why these patterns develop, how they keep couples stuck, and what it takes to begin moving in a different direction.
At its heart, this is not simply a book about communicating better. It is about finding your way back to each other — and ultimately, a return to the vows.