Saving the Halyodoora shows outrageous Godly science fiction. With the King on the throne and the resurrected saints helping, the people of God are seeding the universe. The book takes place after the King returns and is on the throne—but thousands of years … Continue reading →
“Step One: positioning yourself in reality “spirit—soul—body”. Man always says: body—soul—spirit. Why? Because man is body conscious first, and knows little about this spirit, but knows a lot about the body. God always says: “Spirit, soul, and body” because His … Continue reading →
We are at that time where many put themselves in harm’s way. The Great Irresponsibility summer reveals our character. Many walk contrary to the verses on the left. I first woke up to the problem in the 1990s when the Holy … Continue reading →
The Divine Space Pirates trilogy romances the genre without mercy. The science fiction is largely lost in the dominance of the relationships. Nonetheless, it’s a good dystopian scifi tale also. The characters are complex, believable, and compelling. The world-building is very … Continue reading →
We’ve been waiting for this one for a while, and it’s worth the wait. David just released a new book, & Star Wolf provides great entertainment and some spiritual truth. As you know, I regularly pan pure entertainment as a waste … Continue reading →
Importantly, the Pre-Christian Kinsmans Tree contains truth in enough measure to work well. This fantasy of a unique world at times seems to be allegorical Genesis. And, then again it’s pure fantasy. The Kinsman’s Tree is rich with meaning on many … Continue reading →
Terry wrote me and gave me a chance to read and review, Billy Graham, A Biography Of America’s Greatest Evangelist. This Billy Graham biography details the chronological events in Billy’s life. We get to see how God was able to use him … Continue reading →
Yes, I tried again—painful. Traditionally published Christian fiction is in trouble. Relevancy and popularity trumps spirituality in almost all cases. It’s confusing. Why do they bother with the Christian? I’m afraid it’s that nominal Christians and non-believers are comforted by … Continue reading →
The Kalymbrian Chronicles books one and two give us a solid American fantasy coupled with an excellent coming of age tale. A teenage boy is summoned, made king, and married in one momentous day. How does he deal with that? … Continue reading →
The coming of age fantasy Refugees offers a highly inventive world that can be a bit disconcerting. After all, the three main characters are a humanized duck, flying squirrel, and armadillo. But the suspension of disbelief comes quickly. The blurb … Continue reading →