As usual, Joel writes and exciting, well-crafted tale of end-time possibilities in the Middle East. This is his area of expertise and it shows. [yasr_overall_rating size=”large”] Using a non-believing reporter as the main character is an interesting twist. The entire … Continue reading →
No, Daniel Silva is not a Christian, but I have always really enjoyed his books following the fictional life of Gabriel Allon, Israeli spy and art restorer. Now that I rarely read anything but Christian books, I still find Silva’s … Continue reading →
Warning! The following is outrageous personal opinion— hopefully written in obedience to the One whom I serve Of course, most of you might say, “My characters are already real.” In that case, again for many of you, I have to say, … Continue reading →
Philippians 3:2–3 Watch out for those dogs, those evil doers who mutilate the flesh. For we who worship by the Spirit of God and glory in Jesus the Messiah are the ones who are truly circumcised because we put no … Continue reading →
Because of archeological findings The biblical timeline can be reinforced by the dates given in unprejudiced archeological reports. Over and over, archeologists find that Biblical events really happened and that the dates match the Biblical timelines. Here’s one I ran … Continue reading →
Galatians 6:9–10 So we should not allow ourselves to get tired of doing good. At the right time (determined by God) we will harvest His blessing if we don’t give up. Because of this, whenever we are given the opportunity, … Continue reading →