A believer producing fine-art porn —really? Of course not, Eloy de Salas learns that when he meets Jesus and his life is transformed. Suddenly, ninety percent of what he has produced must be tossed. But it’s just a problem to … Continue reading →
Getting thoroughly delivered and transformed is simple. If you know or anyone you know or meet wants to be delivered and/or have his or her life transformed, that’s an easy problem to solve. In my new miraculous reality books, the … Continue reading →
The surprising nature of Christian superheroes appears when you realize they’re not happy meal action figures. What’s the number one characteristic of a Biblical superhero? Think Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Joseph, Moses, Joshua, Deborah, Rahab, Ruth, Esther, Samuel, David, Elijah, Daniel, … Continue reading →
Yes, beauty drives Christian creativity and I wonder what happened. I’ve got two Christian speculative fiction books I promised to read, but they’re so dark that it’s really a struggle. I just received a major revelation a couple days ago. … Continue reading →
Yes, the required refreshment 2020-style surprise came out of left field. I could regale you with the major traumas of the year, beginning with the unexpected death of the love of my life in late December. I have never experienced … Continue reading →
The Reign Series offers speculative refreshment in a world gone mad. As we bring the end of the church age to a close, a simple breath of fresh air seems like a life raft on a stormy sea. Here’s a … Continue reading →
One of the blessings of walking with the Lord for many years revolves around the fact that maturity brings good memories if you work at it. In Proverbs 1: 27 & 33 I read, “when your fear comes as desolation and … Continue reading →
Making fictional evil real always remains a focus of excellent Christian fiction—at the levels of four and five especially. But any fiction showing spiritual truth requires Absolute Truth when describing the enemy, also. This never appears in worldly or entertaining fiction. … Continue reading →
The Christian norms promise, trial, provision give growth into maturity—what scripture calls perfection. John Hagee was talking about this in today’s sermon. Being smack dab in the middle of trial, the sermon hit me hard (or I should say, it was an … Continue reading →
The Church’s view of itself often has little to do with reality. The idea that we are to be overcomers called through tribulation to intimacy is quite foreign to current teaching fashion. It doesn’t sound positive or uplifting. But it … Continue reading →