A Fire in the West brings the Christian fantasy Stonegate Series to a classic finish. This dystopian view of the US about a hundred years into the future shows what might happen after the collapse of civilization in North America. To readers of … Continue reading →
I’m always excited to receive another book by Celesta Thiessen. This time I found Freedom’s Heroes written large in this surprising Christian YA Scifi. Celesta’s deceptively simple stories always intrigue the mind and bless the spirit. She loves dystopian scifi and … Continue reading →
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 →
Transhumanism enters mainstream politics and it’s an opportunity for us—plus a cause for prayer and wisdom. It’s Luciferian doublespeak with a serious twist—this guy is what looks like a viable politic candidate with some very attractive options for technological enthusiasts. He … Continue reading →
If you like long reads [I do], in The Starlight Chronicles, C.S. Johnson has written an epic Christian urban fantasy. It’s a 7-book series. It will keep you enthralled for a week or more—depending upon how compulsive you are. It seems completely outside … Continue reading →
If God has called you to write, it’s a call to holiness. The New Testament word for believers is saints. A saint is a holy one. Writing in holiness is our call. If you think your call is something else, … Continue reading →
The DarkTrench Saga, Christian scifi, grabbed my attention from the start of the first book, A Star Curiously Singing, to the last chapter of the third book, FreeHeads. I guess this qualifies as an oldie, but goody, coming as it does … Continue reading →
For a Christian Science Fiction Spirit-Filled series, Yvonne Anderson’s books are rarely equaled. Gateway to Gannah is one of the best I’ve read this decade. Book one, The Story In The Stars, is the best of the four books in the series—though … Continue reading →
One of the most egregious errors seen in speculative fiction is a misunderstanding of how prophecy works. I should probably write a how-to some day. But the article linked below is superb. Don’t use a prophet unless you know what … Continue reading →
The first question is simple, Have you heard the Word [logos] of the Lord? We can hear it by listening to a preacher, a friend, a song, or many others avenues. We can hear it by reading the scripture, a … Continue reading →