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In the first few months of 2025, I am making the transition from lifelong vocation to avocation — from looking forward on behalf of private and public clients to looking back to re-discover what may have been missed along the way.

Conflict & Peace

It’s still early 2025. Nonetheless, we are seeing profound domestic and global challenge characterized by new conflicts — externally and internally — to offset by an as-yet unrealized but never ending drive for peace — at home, in the workplace, among our leaders, and between nations.

Conflict & peace go hand-in-hand. At times with conflict as the impetus for change, at other (all too seldom) occasions offset by periods of peace, even prosperity.

At Home with Jesus

As we look to the future, can we learn from experiences and lessons of the past? The answer should be most definitively be yes, especially if we look beyond the temporal and material to also consider the sustained and the spiritual. That’s what this book Conflict & Peace: At Home with Jesus is all about.

The book looks to the experiences of 12 individuals who have shaped Christian faith and western (if not also global) culture over the last two millennia. We start with the writers of the first four New Testament writers — Matthew, Mark, Luke, John — followed by early church leaders Paul, James, Peter, then by the enigmatic doubting Thomas and Mary Magdalene, then skipping forward to Roman emperor Constantine, further forward to Martin Luther, finally coming back full circle to first century Jesus of Nazareth.

Getting Your Book

Conflict & Peace is planned to made available for purchase by Austin Macauley Publishers (AM) as of late April 2025. The book will be available in hardback, paperback, e-book and audio book formats from AM as well as other book outlets. Look for new and updated postings on this web site over the next few months.

I hope that you will find Conflict & Peace — At Home with Jesus valuable both for historical context and contemporary relevance. Thanks for your consideration.

Sincerely,
Eric Hovee