Book 101 Review

Ryan Wiksell
NEW BOOK! The Last Seder of James: A Journey Through Passover
Dr. Lon Wiksell founded Our Father Abraham in 2016 to promote awareness of the Jewishness of Jesus and Christianity, as well as to educate churchgoers about Jewish festivals like Passover. This just so happens to be the topic of their first published work, a fiction/nonfiction hybrid entitled The Last Seder of James: A Journey Through Passover, published by Morgan James out of New York, and hitting bookstores everywhere August 5, 2025.

The Last Seder of James combines historical fiction and expert biblical teaching to shine a light on the centrality of Passover to the Christian faith. In the Story, John the Apostle visits James the brother of Jesus in prison, the night before his execution. Together, they celebrate Passover with a Seder, or ceremonial Passover meal. The Teaching that follows provides commentary on the Story, and goes on to explore the densely symbolic 15 steps of the Passover Seder. Ultimately, Passover reveals God’s eternal covenant promises, and their fulfillment in Jesus from the Nativity, to the Last Supper, to the Cross.
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Raeanne Johnson
Faith-rooted support for Mamas and Minds
Raeanne is a Pediatric Mental Health Specialist, Nurse Practitioner and homeschooling mother of three. Her superpower is taking hard neuroscience concepts and pairing them with core Biblical truths and sharing that in a way that feels approachable and understandable.
I am equal parts Biblical, practical and clinical and I desire to provide tools and resources to support mams and minds.
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Roberta Ravella
Founder and Creator of The Joy Experiment The Heart and Science of Creating Joy, Ease & Flow in Your Life and Business
Roberta Ravella is a speaker, strategist, and founder of The Joy Experiment™, a framework designed to help women align their energy, values, and business growth without sacrificing themselves in the process. With a background in trust-based marketing and energetic alignment, Roberta brings two decades of experience helping entrepreneurs shift from hustle and overwhelm into clarity, ease, and resonance. Her workshops and writing invite ambitious women to build joyful, values-driven businesses that feel as good as they look.
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Dan Leiva
Founder | Strategic Advisor |Best-Selling Author
Every week, another company announces they are replacing people with AI. Six months later, customers stop trusting the experience, employees stop exercising judgment, and nobody can explain who is responsible for what the system is doing.
Dan Leiva has spent 25 years inside that problem at Apple, Intuit, eBay, and Travelers. His new book #1 Best-Seller on Amazon in two categories, AMPLIFIED, is not about whether to use AI. It is about what most organizations skip: the governance, accountability, and decision design that determine whether AI makes you stronger or more fragile.
He is a calm, direct interview. No hype. Just the operating reality and what to do about it.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
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Rohit Bassi
Originator of PQ — The Third Quotient. #1 International Bestselling Author. Offering a distinctive perspective from being a Founder, Operator, Investor, and Advisor who has lived in 7 countries.
I grew up as a military kid in India. My father served in the Indian Air Force for 21 years. We moved every two to three years. New schools, new friends, new everything — then start again. I didn't have a single friend from childhood by the time I was an adult. But I gained something more valuable. I learned to adapt, read rooms, and build trust quickly. I just didn't know those were skills yet.
At 17, my family moved to New Zealand. We experienced racism and bullying the moment we arrived. Not just me — the whole family. It was the first time in my life I felt like an outsider in a way I couldn't understand. What got us through was simple: work hard, pay your dues, do the right thing, stick to your values.
I was always a nerd. Back then that wasn't cool. I finished engineering near the top of my class, went back to teach it at 22 — only a year out of university — and realized quickly that theory without practice has limits. I had a professor in a research meeting who asked how the work was going. I told him honestly: nothing you taught me is actually useful. He laughed and offered me a teaching role on the spot.
I had a boss who offered me an engineering promotion to Singapore. I told him I wanted to be sitting in his chair at half his age. He laughed but my comment made him want me to stay even more. I left and applied to six business schools having never been to America. Got into five. Chose Wharton. Showed up in Philadelphia having never set foot in the country let alone on campus. Fell in love with the city.
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