My Own Two Hands The Destroyer Of Man
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Destroyer of Souls; My Brother's Keeper
Imagine for a moment Cain were still alive. Imagine an antagonist who had been cursed by God to live endlessly as a fugitive and a vagabond until the end of time. Envision a villain who had spent countless lifetimes being shunned by all of humanity as punishment for having robbed his brother, Abel, of his time on Earth. It is unlikely one could even fathom the level of psychosis and paranoid delusional depravity such a creature would envelop. In "Destroyer of Souls; My Brother's Keeper," Van Oaks must track down and confront Cain, who has kidnapped Van's younger brother, a genetics research scientist.
Samson
The account of Samson is filled with miraculous feats that have enthralled Bible students for years. But his supernatural acts have not sheltered him from the harsh criticism frequently levied by the modern church. With accusations ranging from rage problems to sexual immorality, how could Samson have been Israel's agent of God? How does he then appear among the list of the most faithful? Was his supposed weakness not used mightily for God's glory? In Samson – God's Mighty Man of Faith, author Joachim Acolatse defends this biblical figure against the searing charges brought against him by modern preachers. Through attention to detail and scriptural analysis, Joachim shows readers that there is a better explanation for Samson's account. Could it be that God had always intended for him to live exactly as he did? That Samson was a holy man, constantly engaged in God's purpose? Join Joachim in this unique look at one of the most controversial characters in biblical history. Some say he was a cruel and lustful warrior—but Joachim contends that he was a mighty man of faith.
Mark Christopher
As Mark Christopher grows up in a small railroad town during the Great Depression, he dreams of doing something special with his life. Instead, he must face one tragedy after the other as war looms. First, his parents die and then his brother while serving in the Pacific. When the war in Europe ends, Marks sister sends him to live with their grandmother and her son. To please them, Mark is baptized in a Baptist church. While enrolled in college, he befriends a Wallabot Indian who unsuccessfully tries to save Marks soul. Despite their religious differences, their friendship continues as Mark is offered a post-graduate scholarship contingent upon his admission to the ministry. Although Mark applies, he secretly believes he is unsuited. After he accepts a student pastorate position in a nearby church, he falls in love and marries. But when he shuns church leaders advice and leads a group of black migrants to integrate the county fair, Mark is thrown in jail where he is forced to reflect on his life, his choices, and whether what has been done can be undone. Mark Christopher is the tale of one mans faithful journey through poverty and war and tragedy and opposition as he searches for his destiny and meaning in his life.