Into Thy Hands is an hour-by-hour account of Jesus' final twenty-four hours on earth. Written in vivid detail from the four gospel accounts, 2000 years of Biblical study and historical perspective, it gives further and deeper insight to the events of those hours. By harmonizing the four gospels into a simple hourly timeline it will be a revelation to most Christians who might not be aware of all the subtleties that occurred above and beyond the basic narrative so many have come to know. Much more happened than most Christians might be aware of and Into Thy Hands will further the knowledge of...

There is a widespread belief in Haiti that as a very busy higher entity, God does not have the time for the Haitian's troubles during the daylight hours when millions of people worldwide are awake and invoking the Great One with any number of needs and wants. It is their impression that only at night, while most of the world sleeps, that the line to God is shorter and thus there is a greater chance of being heard. In the poor village of Carries Carry-ess] four women make their nightly midnight trek up a hill to their poor church to pray, individually and then in conjunction. The story that...

When Miguel nearly runs over the Lord in his pickup truck and sees him again driving a bus, he is told to "Go" but isn't told where he is to go to. His encounters with the Lord send him on a memorable journey from the fertile coastal valleys of California to the untamed Mexican deserts and sprawling beaches of his home state of Michoacan. Along the way he comes across the great Mexican pitcher, Fernando Valenzuela, an old rancher, a former president of the United States, the ghost of Pancho Villa, and others who help him unravel truths, to find peace and to discover the meaning of friendship,...

THE BOOK OF BIBLE LISTS includes more than 200 Biblical lists that are profound, unusual and enlightening. The entire Bible is covered, from Genesis to the last 11 words in the New Testament. Every page gives new insight and understanding to the most read book in human history and you'll be sure to learn something new on every page.

Blinded at the hand of her brother, nine-year-old Lucy Phildius takes to a giant rock in her front yard and for a decade she spends nearly every waking hour upon it. They are her Black Years Ten. As Lucy tries to make sense of her blindness and the chaotic world about her, she is a lonely spectacle on the rock. People come to look at her, she is stared at as if on display and is talked about, but most often she sits in a desolate and contemplative vigil. It takes her ten years to realize that even amidst loss, despair and loneliness there is hope, optimism and the understanding that the world...

John Chapel is haunted by his troubled past and presses forward in life only because of the love for his two young children and his Galt, California peach orchard. When a stained glass window maker from Italy, an architectural student from Wisconsin, and door maker from Maine show up at the ranch he doesn't know why. When rocks from around the world start showing up he tries to make sense of everything that has been happening, with little success. When his epiphany comes, to build a chapel in his peach orchard, it seems like the most natural thing on earth. He doesn't know how, or even why,...