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In his thought-provoking book, "Responsible Foresight," Alireza Hejazi, Ph.D., delves deep into the realm of futures studies, presenting...

(paid link) Future Smart by James Canton: Increasing velocity and complexity define the world, and you’d better figure out how to deal...

(paid link) Futuring - The Exploration of the Future by Edward Cornish: This is a book I really love. Edward Cornish is the president of...

(paid link) Business Analytics by Randy Bartlett: Strategic Foresight is a lot more than just studying graphs and charts and making...

(paid link) Scenario Planning in Organizations by Thomas Chermack: The first rule of the Futurist is: Do not make point predictions....

A quick visual representation of the Stress Test is possible by comparing PIRA’s six strategies to provide shelter to one million people...

Executive Summary This is a report that I use to help me imagine the dynamics of the fictionalized organization, the Parousia...

(paid link) In Discipling Nations, author Darrow L. Miller makes the bold claim that God’s truth can free whole societies from deception...

(paid link) The Universe Next Door by James W. Sire: The Universe Next Door by James W. Sire is one of my all-time favorite books. I am...

(paid link) The Structure of Scientific Revolutions by Thomas S. Kuhn: First published in 1962, The Structure of Scientific Revolutions...

(paid link) End Times Bible Prophecy by Brian Godawa: As a Christian Futurist writing about a global search for evidence of Christ’s...

Figure 7. Completed CLD with Leadership Development Strategic Leadership To prepare for the Parousia, the Christian futurist must serve...

Figure 5. The Kingship Triangle The Christian Worldview According to Miller (2012), “The basic elements of the story include a King, His...

Figure 2. Development and Envelopment Continuum Disaster Relief as Preparation for the Parousia The human responses to naturally...

Figure 1. Beginning of a Causal Loop Diagram Abstract An intertextual exegesis of the term "Day of the Lord" is used to provide context...