A vital message presented again: Jesus is coming soon! This is yet another prophet/evangelist/pastor whom the Lord has spoken to, by word or vision, to make them urgent to tell us about the Soon Coming King. It’s done well in … Continue reading →
This has been one of my favorite topics for many years. It is also one of the places where Christians are most embarrassing. Most simply do not have a clue. Yet, it is certainly one of the major ways we … Continue reading →
Yet another marvelous book by the Christian Clive Cussler Every time I get a new book from Guy, I’m excited but a little tense. “Can he keep up the story quality?” The answer, so far, has always been: Yes! This … Continue reading →
Fairly good science fiction, but barely Christian The science fiction is reasonably good teenage fare. It’s an exciting and relatively believable story of life on Mars as compelled by the population explosion. The hero is marvelous—wheelchair-bound. There are two stories with the … Continue reading →
These books are great fun! They are not nearly as radical as Guy Stanton’s books, but the spiritual warfare is well done even with the bow to Hollywoodisms. Originally, I found myself getting upset about the unreality of the … Continue reading →
I had some trouble with this one. First of all, there were some severe formatting [not editing] issues that Michael and I chased down so that I think I can say they are only seen in iBooks, the ePUB3 ereaders, … Continue reading →
This is a short statement from my newest book due out this week or next. NDA prevents me from saying more than that. So the Lord has called you to write The Lord requires us to deal with the realities of … Continue reading →
As many of you know, I strongly dislike lyrical prose, allegory, and poetry. But this one got to me. It may be that it brought me back to a lot of what I have experienced with the church as a … Continue reading →
This trilogy started out with one of the best books I have read for many years. A Cast of Stones brought me into the life of a brutalized orphan, Errol, in a way which I have not enjoyed in a long … Continue reading →
When I saw the cover, I said to myself, “Uh-oh.” From the description, I saw this is not what I usually read. But the Holy Spirit kept urging me to read it. This is a wonderful book Eli Rathebohn is … Continue reading →