The REIGN: Out of Tribulation

De: Jeffrey McClain Jones

Narrado por: Richard Tensley

The war is over. A damaged world awaits healing. Will the self-proclaimed savior destroy and dominate … or restore and reconcile?

Rodney Stippleman gladly traded his weapons for a hammer and saw. After a catastrophic global conflict suddenly ended when the enemy’s troops vanished, the weary soldier became a carpenter again, focused on rebuilding, rebuilding a demolished house and a shattered community. But he can’t shake his battle-hardened skepticism when a new leader in Jerusalem arises, claiming to be the lord of all the earth.

Still wary when emissaries of this new ruler arrive to offer life-giving aid, Rodney struggles to believe they’re not hiding something. And the newcomer’s too-good-to-be-true presence threatens to plunge the land back into deadly conflict. He fears the marks of global trauma will jeopardize any hope for future peace.

Out of Tribulation is the mind-expanding first book in The Reign series of futuristic Christian fiction. If you like imaginative settings, modern-day moral questions, and light out of darkness stories, then you’ll love Jeffrey McClain Jones’s tale of global renewal.

Buy Out of Tribulation to experience the adventure today!

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Great book

Loved everything about this book. Narration, characters, the story. Made me excited about the millennial reign. Can’t wait for book 2

Very interesting premise.

This is worth the credit to purchase. I’m only sorry there isn’t a second book ready to listen to, yet.

Finally on Audible!

I read the book a few years ago and it touched me deeply I fell in love with the characters. The changes that might take place in people and life in general was quite clever.
I hoped the narrator would be good and I was very pleased He seemed to capture the personalities of all the characters the way I imagined. The author sets the tone of the book in the beginning letting the reader know that this is a work of fiction and not meant to be taken as doctrine. I appreciated that and was able to enjoy this beautiful, “what if” work of Christian fiction. I wanted to live in this Millennium Kingdom fiction. I hope they do the rest of the books in the series.