David Robinson

Born of Need

Theology

“I have always admired authors who can tackle difficult subjects with both truth and grace. Born of Need exemplifies such pastoral handling of a complex yet necessary topic for today’s world. Readers will find their understanding of the gospel deepened, their faith strengthened, and their lives and relationships transformed. In essence, readers will discover hope and love in unexpected places.”

Coach Wooden's Pyramid of Success

Christian Living

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Golf's Sacred Journey

Fiction

“This book floored me. It reminded me of the many discussions David and I had during my last seven years in the NBA. The same truths I learned from him on the court are entrenched in this moving story of a young golfer who finds his purpose at the Links of Utopia. This book is full of wisdom that will enhance your game, and I believe it just may change your life.”

Golf's Sacred Journey, the Sequel

Fiction

“I’ve known David Cook for a long time. It doesn’t surprise me that he continues to communicate and inspire so effectively. By helping you to reflect on your personal journey, Golf’s Sacred Journey, the Sequel will lead you down the path to true greatness.”

Poacher’s Pilgrimage

“And here we come to what I mean about a good travel writer needing to have a mind worth following as well as an itinerary. McIntosh is good at this. For the last 19 years he’s been a Quaker devil’s advocate at the British Army’s officer training college. Although we aren’t given the names of the top brass, he is allowed to write about their discussions and does so in his book. They’re fascinating.”

Seven Days in Utopia

Fiction

“This book is full of wisdom that will enhance your game and I believe it just may change your life.”

Worth Doing

Work, Money & Leadership

“If you don't work in paradise, this book is for you. Many theologies of work operate from either Eden or the new earth. Yet we evidently live in the middle, where we face absurd and even hostile realities on the job. With refreshing candor, W. David Buschart and Ryan Tafilowski address a wide range of workers' experiences while reminding us of God's good purposes for human labor. They offer bracing and valuable insights to anyone whose faith compels them to engage the world as it is.”