Biblical Storytelling

When the Fires Come weaves a tale about an epic gathering in the dead of winter and a Council Fire that brings together ancient prophecies from far-reaching tribes, as told by their Elders. These are true prophecies of ancient ones - some already fulfilled, some currently relevant, and some warning us of what is still to come before the final end. The stories contain many echoes of Biblical truth and are fascinating and deeply meaningful to all those looking for honor or seeking guidance in these times. "When the Fires Comes is a fascinating glimpse of long-lost wisdom preserved and passed ...

How can pastors preach the unchanging Word of God in a rapidly changing world? How can churches reach the next generation without losing biblical depth or pastoral authority? The Living Word in a Digital Age: Scripture, AI, and the Next Generation is a practical and deeply pastoral guide for ministers, preachers, and church leaders seeking to communicate the Gospel with clarity, imagination, and confidence in today’s digital culture. In an age shaped by screens, algorithms, and accelerating language, many pastors feel torn between the weight of tradition and the pressure to stay relevant....

Lost and dying in the endless Persian desert? Follow Ali, a wise man guided by a mysterious star, as he embarks on a treacherous journey to decipher Daniel's centuries-old prophecy. This captivating novel takes readers on a heart-pounding adventure through dangerous deserts and unknown back roads. Ali must rely on courage, faith, and determination to uncover the truth. Experience the intense physical and mental training Ali endures and the heartache of disappointment as he faces the loss of love and direction. Will he overcome the obstacles and dangers that stand in his way? As Ali ...

Five ancient coins, stained with history's most infamous betrayal, vanish into the Holocaust's darkness. Their secret passes from dying hands to desperate souls, a sacred burden haunting generations. Decades later, an Australian photographer discovers his grandfather's wartime diaries and a cryptic clue hidden in a Polish Bible. What begins as curiosity becomes deadly obsession as he uncovers a conspiracy stretching from the Warsaw ghetto to modern Europe. The biblical relic, once hunted by Hitler's occult-obsessed officers, is now pursued by neo-fascist descendants and Mossad operatives, ...

Pre-first-century Judea groans under the weight of Roman taxation, leaving Jacob's small village in a desperate struggle for survival. With no money to be found, the community turns to barter. Yet, for a carpenter with a growing son, what can a lamb truly provide? As the Emperor's demands become relentless, Jacob and his wife are forced to make devastating decisions that will test the bonds of their family. The Carpenter’s Lamb is a poignant novelette that transports readers to a time of hardship, revealing the timeless strength of love and the profound meaning of worship in the face of ...

A crimson cord. A broken people. A God who still remembers. When peace fades, crimson remembers. Tola, a quiet man from the hills of Shamir, never sought the title of judge. Yet as Israel forgets the God who rescued her, quarrels rise like smoke across the valleys—brother against brother, tribe against tribe. Without armies or banners, Tola stands between them, holding only the crimson cord at his wrist—a sign of covenant, not conquest. Through drought and division, his task is not to rule but to remember: to remind a restless people that Jehovah’s judgment is love, calling them back ...

Panyim and Nyakor begin as two young Nuer villagers from South Sudan with a simple desire: to walk with God and live with purpose. What starts as a search for spiritual depth becomes a journey across wild places that test their endurance and reshape their understanding of life, faith, and community. In this fifth installment of the Autobiography Series, their road takes them through dense forests, barren deserts, and snow-capped peaks. Along the way, nature becomes their teacher. They encounter animals and plants with distinct roles in the ecosystem, and they begin to see a lesson that ...

Mary’s Memoirs: The Hidden Years of Jesus invites readers to see the life of Christ through the eyes of His mother. Written in a reverent, narrative style, this book brings to light the quiet years often passed over in the Gospels—the days in Nazareth when Jesus grew from child to man, from carpenter’s son to Savior of the world. Told as if Mary is speaking directly to Luke, her memories reveal both the wonder and the weight of raising the Son of God. From childhood lessons in Torah to the rhythms of village life, from His compassion for the poor to the first glimmers of His public ...

Do you feel like a foolish Christian?If you have ever believed you were hearing and responding to God, only to find that the path becomes confusing, the hardships increase, and those watching deem you a fool, you may very well be more aligned with God than you think: "For the foolishness of God is wiser than human wisdom, and the weakness of God is stronger than human strength." 1 Corinthians 1:25 "The person without the Spirit does not accept the things that come from the Spirit of God but considers them foolishness, and cannot understand them because they are discerned only through the ...