Skip Wilkins Unveils Seven-Step Path to Effectiveness
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASELos Angeles | Dallas | LondonMarch 10, 2026 New book offers practical framework for personal and professional growth drawn…
Pepperdine University Newsroom reviews “The Christian University and the Academic Establishment” by Ron Highfield
The Pepperdine University Newsroom has released the following article interviewing Ron Highfield about his recent book from Sulis Academic Press entitled…
New Resource: Book Promotion Ideas for Sulis International Authors
At Sulis International, we believe effective promotion is a partnership. As a small publisher, we don’t have a massive marketing department,…
This Summer: A Taxi to Biarritz – A PIanists Journey of a Lifetime by Mathieu Ortlieb
Riversong BooksLos Angeles | Dallas | Londonhttp://sulisinternational.com/home/keledei-publications/[email protected] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE A Taxi to Biarritz: A Pianist’s Journey of a Lifetime by Mathieu…
New Book Unveils the True Source of Inner Joy: Finding Light in Life’s Darkest Seasons
As human beings, we chase things, deceiving ourselves that once we get them, we’ll have true satisfaction and joy. But when we get those things, that person, that salary, we are bluntly reminded that people and things don’t provide inner joy. Why? Inner joy comes from someplace else. Inner joy comes only from the Lord.
Audiobook of Scarred now available! Read by Catherine Khaperska
Audiobook version of Scarred: A Novel, by Catherine Khaperska. Now available!
Preorder: Scattered by Catherine Khaperska (book 2 of the Fog Lake City series)
Riversong BooksLos Angeles | Dallas | Londonhttp://sulisinternational.com/home/riversong-books/[email protected] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The further adventures of Scar and his friends! Two-and-a-half years after…
The Choice: Should the Church Affirm LGBTQ+ Identities and Ways of Living? BY RON HIGHFIELD
Highfield’s The Choice is a careful and erudite analysis of Keen’s work that uncovers a species of argument being offered from many quarters. First, he lays bare Keen’s postmodern substitution of feeling and rhetoric for Scripture and sound reasoning. “From the postmodern perspective,” he notes, “autobiography is argument.” In such a case, Scripture can be displaced by personal desire. Second, he skillfully explains the implications of such an approach to an orthodox view of the Bible. If only those historic demands of Scripture that pass muster with one’s self-defined notions of kindness, justice, love, secular psychology, and minimal human suffering (i.e., inconvenience, restraint of desire) are obligatory to Christians, we are back to the ancient times in Israel when every individual is a law to her/himself.
Author Interview: Bryan Kesselman
An interview with author Bryan Kesselman, author of Paddington Pollaky Private Detective and The Madness of Captain Mills.
This summer: What Is Justice by Arthur Garrison
Justice includes the proposition that God is involved in the affairs of mankind. This book takes a unique approach by using the Bible as the exclusive source for determining the definition, purpose, and operation of justice and the law.
