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Forged In Chaos
Witness the origin of the Zodiac Corps: a group of frustrated Guardians who no longer want to watch the country tear itself apart, and decide to take drastic steps to stop it. See a secret mission go wrong from the beginning, shipwrecking the crew on a mysterious island with black sand shores and a horrific secret. Witness a life cursed by tragedy from the beginning lead a soul on a path to revenge. Observe horrible secret experiments done on four gifted children, trained to become killers with brutal methods and inhuman training. See what happens when a Delta Squad mission goes wrong and they lose one of their own. See the origins of the team that would go on to face impossible odds and become legends.
Down in the River
Author: Ryan Blacketter
language: en
Publisher: Wipf and Stock Publishers
Release Date: 2014-01-06
After the death of his sixteen-year-old twin sister, Lyle Rettew moves from the mountains of Idaho to Eugene, Oregon. His religious, well-intentioned older brother has forbidden any mention of her name. But Lyle, fighting to keep his memory of her alive, has quit taking the lithium that numbs his mind, and openly rebels against his mother and brother for the first time. Taking his mourning out of the house, he embarks upon a fraught pilgrimage that is at once heartbreaking and macabre. Dark though it may be, Lyle's fevered journey along the margins of youth culture is ultimately driven by fierce love and a deep, instinctive need to find a liturgy for loss and grief.
The Vanishing Evangelical
Evangelicalism faces an uncertain future. In this book, written just before his death, Calvin Miller takes a critical and prophetic look at the movement he loved, believing we can only shape the future if we understand the present. American evangelicalism, he warns, has largely adapted to the culture and as a result, is waning in its vitality and influence. Rather than counting on some grand revival, Miller writes that revitalizing the heart of evangelical Christianity will instead happen one person at a time. The Vanishing Evangelical looks at the broad cultural influences that are shaping the whole movement, and Miller's sage counsel challenges the reader to confront these forces personally and take steps toward a personal, vital spirituality.