The Lord has told me, “Come! Let’s have a little adventure.” The Reality Calling Bookstore response to that word was a surprise to me. I’ve been saying for years that something like this is needed as a resource for the … Continue reading →
In the midst of an industry where stories of believers are rare, even a mid-school science fiction Super Seven superhero series is fun to read. The series will also entertain your pre-teen or young teenagers — for the superheroes in the Super Seven … Continue reading →
This is one of the most unique books I’ve read in a while. As redemptive fiction SupraPhysica is a surprisingly soft sell. It will take a little effort to wrap your brain around the story. But, once you do, you’ll … Continue reading →
God’s masterpiece is not what today’s church expects. It’s not Jesus, for He is God. It is the Wife of God…mankind brought into oneness with the Messiah. We are the best work of His hand. We are no longer poor, … Continue reading →
For the past day or so, I’ve felt under an increasing compulsion to remind myself and you about what’s important. We talk about redemptive fiction which will transform lives. This is true and I believe this is our vision, as authors … Continue reading →
I want to start with a little quote from John Follette in “Golden Grain”: Education is good, but I want it to be where it belongs. It is the mechanism, the mechanics, the world of flesh and time. It does … Continue reading →
March 19, 2011 Eric wrote this over five years ago. I’d like to be able to say that we’ve come a long way since then. In some ways we have—but only for the indies and the self-publishers. Traditional publishers still have … Continue reading →
Radiqx Press is pleased to announce that: David G. Johnson Has won the Redemptive Fiction Book of the Year for 2015 for: The Chadash Chronicles Omnibus Edition Released by Faith X Fiction in November of 2015 David will also receive … Continue reading →
[yasr_overall_rating] Hidden is Vanetta Chapman’s first self-published novel, and first romantic suspense novel. Her previous novels have either been Amish romance (the only romance sub-genre I don’t read) or Amish mysteries (I’ve read one and it was very good, except … Continue reading →
Lynessa’s Curse Mankind reached for the stars, and civilization crumbled. The Red Planet was Mankind’s first home after Earth. But when silence fell across the solar system, humanity found themselves in a new dark ages. Alastair is a serf, toiling … Continue reading →
