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'You will be chosen for the Judas Competition,' Lucifer said confidently. 'And you will win. Trust me, you will win. We'll make sure of it.' The Competition to become the next Judas Disciple is heating up. For Corina, going through a divorce and stuck in a dead end job, it's her chance to finally have a glorious career. She'd be one of the Twelve Disciples that help Jesus to run the Kingdom of God, with the private jet and rich lifestyle of a chief executive. That would show her ex-husband. But why does the Devil himself want her to become the next Judas Disciple?

The discovery of a previously lost Gospel of Judas Iscariot has electrified the Christian community, portraying this despised man as someone who saw his role in the Passion of Christ as integral to a larger plan, and bringing new clarity to the old story. If Judas had not betrayed Jesus, Jesus...

Throughout the last two thousand years, people have debated the motives which led Judas to betray Jesus Christ. Did he betray Jesus because of his love of money, or did the devil make him do it, or did he betray Jesus so the scriptures could be fulfilled? Did Judas have free-will or was he pre-destined to betray the Son of God? This book examines the thrilling events of the final week leading to the arrest, trial, and crucifixion of Jesus and probes these questions while revealing another possible motive behind the greatest betrayal in human history.

When most people finish reading the New Testament, they wonder what happened to the twelve apostles. This newly updated 2nd Edition covers the Lives, Ministries and Deaths of the Original men who turned the world upside-down. New Table of Contents, New Chapters and all new information about these men who first called Jesus Master. Available in Special Edition Hardcover upon request to the Author.

WHERE DO YOU PUT YOUR TRUST? We all believe in something. We all put our faith in what we trust will sustain us and help us move ahead. For some of us, that might be a relationship or a job. For others, it could be an education, a financial portfolio, or a political platform. But the disciple...

I recently attended a performance of Peter Shaffer’s play, Equus. The play was inspired by an irrational crime—a young man had intentionally blinded a number of horses with a sharp object. The playwright knew nothing about this individual or the circumstances surrounding the crime—only of the crime itself. The play seeks to create a mental world where the crime can be made comprehensible. This short drama is of the same nature. We do not really know Judas: we only know his crime. What could make the crime of Judas comprehensible? We have limited information about Judas. He was from a ...