The true story of Irenaeus and the Second Century Christians as they faced trials and battles from those who didn't understand them. Their worst threat comes from those teaching new doctrines, ones not handed down from the Apostles, twisting the Word of God for their own profit. Polycarp, Justin Martyr and Tatian are just a few famous names who influenced Irenaeus as he grew in his faith to be able to refute the heretics of his day. Drawing upon their actual writings, this book recreates their world in a realistic and dramatic way.

Bennet was a man who decided to put his dream to the test, and set about putting one foot to the air followed by the other, and not touch the ground again. He would be the first to defy the ground and soar into the blue, and impress the world and especially the young lady who worked in the same office but never paid him much attention before. The Man Who Flew Too Much is a whimsical novella whimsical about dreams, love and a little bit too much of a good thing. It's also about those who dare to underestimate cats.

"He was never a good man." Vissy was known to say little else when talking about her husband Gilbert, who liked to go long walking and not talk about it when he got back. Otherwise, she was a pleasant woman. Mavis was her given name but she had gone by Vissy since a girl. She lived to the age of ninety-two, dying in her bed in 1996. Cam remembered his grandmother as stoic and a little demanding. His older brother Jeffery knew her as a kind and generous woman, but Cam never saw her like that. 1948 was the last Vissy had seen of Gilbert, but she always lived in hope that one day he would step...