I was very interested to read this book based on the name alone. I guess the “Don’t judge the book by its cover” maxim is very true this time. First let me tell you that the name has nothing to do with fantasy at all,...

Like many of us, Carl Marshall had questions. He turned to the Bible for answers. Marshall is a self taught Biblical Scholar. Most Biblical Scholars attend school for many years and have several degrees, Marshall's authority comes from the Holy Spirit. Many Christians believe their...

Ordained minister, Chariss K. Walker begins her book, Make a Joyful Noise, by sharing her story. She hit bottom in her early forties. An incurable illness, a divorce, a death in the family was all devastating events. Walker began to search for more. She sought...

The Masonic Lodge is a secret society/organization. They use symbols, secret oaths, and rituals to ensure their secrecy. I have known several Masons, and they were kind, likable, and do many good works. However, doing good works is not the same as...

Elizabeth Mahlou grew up in an abusive home. She tells of her mother stabbing her brother with a knife in the buttocks, and her father throwing a pitchfork and stabbing him with it. Taking an airplane ride had a whole new meaning in...

Finding Faith In A Skeptical World is author Chet Galaska’s story of how he moved from atheism to Christianity. It was only after much study, attending church, mentoring, and meditation that Chet came to believe in God. Chet takes the questions that plague us...

John Ankerberg and John Weldon answer 24 questions concerning the Mormon Church. This book is written from a Protestant view. I’ve always admired the Mormon Church for their strong family values. While on the surface the church appears to be Christian under great scrutiny the...

The popular TV show “Lost” has achieved a cult status. Fans call themselves Losties and rush to purchase “Lost” merchandise. There are “Lost” conventions and parties. There is even a website: www.lostpedia.com. The show has become a sensational phenomenon. However, is there more to this...

Messiah Interviews begins with the story of Yoseph and Yinnon, twin brothers. Yinnon’s life is very different from Yoseph. Yinnon is miserable. He is bi-polar, depressed, and psychologically distressed. Later in the book, we discovered that Yoseph and Yinnon is one person, two personalities. About a...

Mark Steele author of Half-Life/Die Already writes with humor and wisdom. Both Mark and Kaysie were Christians when they met. Each distinctly heard the voice of God (at different times). The Lord assured each that they were meant to marry. If only more people waited...