In launching his newest book, Amazon bestselling author Stephen Hawley Martin notes that at least one contestant for the Democrat nomination for president wants to tax Christian institutions that do not agree with him. Martin asserts that if a Progressive wins the White House in 2020 and Democrats keep the House and take the Senate, an all-out war on Christianity could break out. He cites a speech given recently at Notre Dame by Attorney General William Barr, who blasted “militant secularists” and their attacks on Judeo-Christian values. Barr is quoted as having said, “This is organized destruction. Secular forces and their allies have marshaled all the forces of mass communication, popular culture, the entertainment industry, and academia, in an unremitting assault on religion and traditional values.”
As a scientist, Dr. Temitope (Tope) Keku expects to find logical explanations for the things she encounters in the laboratory. But no such logic was to be found in the hardships she and her family faced in the span of one year: job loss, marital struggles, and mental and physical illnesses. Though she developed no rational explanation for the pain and suffering she experienced, Tope did discover hidden treasures in the midst of her trials.
Just when you decide to forget about it, along comes Terry McIntosh. He’s not a recognized name in the world of quantum physics but his exciting conclusions might change that. His theory of time and things mysterious may be destined to revolutionize Christian theology regarding creation and all things cosmic.
According to its publisher, “Not since the release of Charles Darwin’s ‘Origin of Species’ in 1859 has a book been published that has such high potential to change Western culture’s worldview and to reinstate God as an unquestioned fact.” Just released by The Oaklea Press Inc., “How Science Views God: What Everything Thinking Person Must Know,” draws upon the following to make the case for the existence of God and of intelligent design of both the universe and life:
Fascinated by the power plays, epic battles, and supernatural forces of Tolkien’s trilogy, Star Wars, or Game of Thrones? Ever wished your inspirational reading could be as riveting? Trouble in the Ruins, the latest installment of the Stones of Gilgal biblical novels, opens a dramatic window into the turbulent times of Joshua that rivals contemporary films, yet shows the hand of God as He transforms the chaos and guides His covenant people.
When Stephanie Broersma’s husband admitted to a ten-year addiction to pornography and multiple extramarital affairs, she had a decision to make. Crushed, humiliated, hurt, and angry, she could have kicked him to the curb faster than he could say he was sorry. But something inside her wouldn’t let go of the man she loved. Something inside whispered peace and forgiveness and convinced her to give their marriage another chance. That something was the voice of the Holy Spirit, who provided the strength and courage Stephanie would need for the long days ahead.
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