Christian Fiction

A man and a woman live in perfect environment. All of their needs are totally met. They are on intimate terms with the God of the Universe, their Creator. They are perfectly matched and enjoy a completely fulfilling relationship unmarred by arguments, doubts, jealousies, or fears. What could possibly go wrong?

Yet they find themselves the subject of a test—upon which pivots the future of Creation itself. And, unknowingly, they become pawns of beings whose agenda does not include their continued well-being!

Relive the story of our original parents—their life, their love, their fall, their joys, and their sorrows. Witness the battles waged for their souls and their children’s souls by the Sons of God in a heavenly conflict that stretches back into the unknowable past.

And in the midst of the drama of men and angels, see the sure hand of the One who created them all...From the Dust!

Have you ever wondered what would happen if you were to lose your entire family to death? What would you do?

Here’s the story of a loving mother and what she did when she lost her cherished angels . . . and the angel that saved her.

Tocksville, that quiet town in Pennsylvania’s Pocono Mountains, is enjoying the normal Hallowe’en excitement of the annual parade and a youth group scavenger hunt when it is suddenly spooked by colored flames appearing mysteriously in the cemetery, an attack on a local coven, a church intruder who disappears through locked doors, and the murder in impossible circumstances of one of the coven’s witches. Pastor Lou, Larche, and Police Chief Mac join forces once again to solve the murder and exorcize the haunted town.

Have you ever wished to find the answer to a family secret? There was one family secret that the Stern brothers, Ben and Tim, thought might never be unveiled. They knew nothing about their family on their mother’s side. Their questions were always met with silence. They were never allowed to go into the attic. A young college student, Blake Stoffer, came back to Kansas to attend college, but he had another purpose in mind—to prove that he could win the heart of a young woman. He had failed the year before, but Tom’s injury provided the second chance that Blake needed. You may get a little tired of reading about him but he is a link in Ben and Tim finding the answer to the long kept family secret.

For Ben and Sarah Stern, life always seemed to bring a mixture of joy and sorrow. This is a story that will challenge you to embrace God’s Word and allow it to be the comforting and guiding force in your life, as it was for them.

An amateur astronomer’s wife reports her husband’s depression to her pastor in a small town in Pennsylvania’s Pocono mountains. He seems fine when the pastor brings the church youth group for an observing session, but soon after is found dead in his observatory, which is locked from the inside. During the funeral, the pastor announces the suspicion that it wasn’t a suicide and then works with the owner of a local New Age shop and the police chief to solve the mystery as the three of them had done in Testing the Spirits, the first novel in the series.

When a Maccabee stumbles upon a victim of ritual murder, his life is forever changed. He begins a journey that leads him away from religion and into relationship. Using his authority as a believer, he learns to become the victor rather than a victim, and hell has to pay.

Ed Swanson is a person you will fall in love with right away. Ed goes through life, hell, heaven and back to life again. You will laugh, cry and be happy after you read this book. This book is full of adventures and full of interesting characters.

Trustee Inc. is a fictional narrative charting the pastoral experience of a young minister, and his trustee board.

There are biblical references, and fictional narratives that explore the definition behind the meaning of what being a trustee is really all about.

The book opens with an introduction of the trustee’s personalities, characters, and histories. The writer takes you into the boardroom and into the lives of the individuals as they try and balance their traditions, with the challenges of God’s will. The book goes inside of the trustees giving an idea of why they functioned in the way that they did.

The scenes, organizations, and characters in this book are either the product of the author’s imagination, coupled with his own personal experiences, written in such a way, having biblical truths, and ministry experiences that allows the reader to engage themselves into the story and apply wisdom, measure decisions and come away with a better thought of their purpose in the call of God from this reading.

The closing chapters bring the reader to a swift conclusion, and an afterthought, both concerning the trustees and the church.

In this journal, a North Carolina home maker describes the return of Christ, and how the changing political scene affects her life and the lives of her family. She views the Tribulation and Christ’s return through a new perspective.

You will be encapsulated within this different outlook on world’s affairs and people’s daily struggle to overcome and survive.

An enthralling novel.

Have you ever thought something belonged to you, but circumstances forced you to question your ownership? Ben Stern and his grandson, Tom, farmed the land that had belonged to Ben’s father. His father left instructions that the farm was to be kept in the Stern family. Ben’s mother told him many times the farm was his. Tim, an older brother, had shown no interest in the farm by his leaving and failing to stay in touch for so many years. Ben’s ownership is put in question when his brother moves back to Kansas to teach in a college there. There had been no need for Ben to open the little metal box that held all the papers to the farm—until Tim tells one of his students about the farm. The student, Blake Stoffer, had come from Philadelphia to Kansas to study agriculture first hand. He visits the farm uninvited. Ben has to stop the visits.
     Francine, a friend of Tom’s and a student at the college, meets Blake. Both young men want to win her affections, but for two very different reasons. She feels pulled in two directions and struggles to follow what her heart is telling her.      The metal box is opened and together Ben and Tim read the instructions left by their father.
     Each member of Ben and Sarah Stern’s family were to write their memories in a book to be passed to future generations. The memories of the past, both good and bad, danced in their minds, reminding them of how the blend had served to make them the people they were.
     This is a story that begins slowly but builds. The reader will be challenged to let faith be the guiding force in their life.