The Fifteenth Article by Linda Wood Rondeau presents a book with an inventive Christian dystopian future. It has a clear development of an evil godless government with a strongly persecuted believer minority. The characters are intriguing, though I can’t use compelling. … Continue reading →
This year sent discipline, discipleship, and rejoicing Happy Thanksgiving! I’ve been learning to truly rejoice in my troubles and sorrows. Yes, I genuinely feel joy as the Lord works deep, gut-wrenching change to my character. My drug-crazed hippy days caused a … Continue reading →
The importance of our authorship shows up in this phrase, not word peddlers but rhema sharers. Remember, rhema is a specific personal word of God generated by the Holy Spirit. This is the Greek word used in Ephesians 6 as … Continue reading →
A huge asteroid cometh as we are told: “The second angel sounded, and something like a great mountain burning with fire was thrown into the sea; and a third of the sea became blood, and a third of the creatures … Continue reading →
Daily Deliverance shows victorious living and a way to develop a place of peace in which to write your books. Many believers, especially those from mainline church or those new in their faith have never been shown how simple it … Continue reading →
Extreme Speculative Christian • The Chronicles of the Sons of None blows the walls off the category—not! Like many books in the category, speculation rules and Biblical is left far behind. As a promoter of redemptive fiction, I hate to … Continue reading →
I received a YA utopian thriller the other—an end of the Millennium thriller. Named The Final Prophet, this story of the final end of days was an uplifting joy to read. Though some might find too much teaching, the tale would … Continue reading →
“He has blinded their eyes and hardened their hearts, lest they should see with their eyes and perceive with their hearts and turn, and I would heal them.” John 12:40 MEV You cannot be saved by figuring it out. The Lord … Continue reading →
Constant spiritual warfare is the normal Christian life, and that has increased in the years since I wrote this article. I read a short article in Charisma that day in 2017 about the Creep’s subtlety called Satan’s Subtle Strategy. I … Continue reading →
In reality, our daily lives concern living within spiritual warfare — If you don’t understand that, your life fills with battles you can’t win because you’re not participating. Our goal becomes living victoriously. John talked about this as the distinguishing characteristic of … Continue reading →