Here’s the tale of a young lad named Redston Smith. He’s less than average, in more than one meaning of the word. Stuck in a boring suburban life for thirteen years, suddenly the entire fate of the universe depends on him. Well, we’re doomed, aren’t we? If it weren’t for his unusual friends, that is. Red enters the Heavensphere, a gateway to all the universes, and discovers he not only has superpowers but he has the responsibility to save worlds from an alien threat hell-bent on destroying life as we know it. With the help of his companions—Professor Illevious Scott, duck scientist; Diamond Eyes, warrior songstress; and Teddy, the chef bear—he learns how to be a hero, and a more decent person at that. The journey is a tough one. Can they complete their mission of saving the Heavensphere and all of existence? No pressure.

We meet Eagle Feather from the west coast of Turtle Island. She is a healer and medicine woman of an extinct tribe. Millennia later, she re-appears in the current technocratic system and has recently discovered her true purpose in life. From the books of Mel Bond, a faith practicing minister, she learns how to remove demons from her body and mind. A few encounters with demon spirits trying to enter her body during the night session convince her, that demons exist, and that the method to remove them, works. We follow Eagle Feather through some challenges and how she grows into overcoming them. From a Mel Bond service meeting recording, Eagle Feather is inspired to bring Terry Cotter into the Earth realm to give her life. We learn about how and why Terry Cotter is being created and witness the ceremony where she receives her mandate of co-operating with Eagle Feather. Terry Cotter invisibly watches the recorded teaching presentations of current and former faith practitioners, while Eagle Feather gathers them on her electronic database, to find out whether they work for her. Terry Cotter fulfills her initial mandate, involving supernatural powers, and a promising future for both heroines.

Destiny has been described as what God has in mind before creating man; man's purpose here on earth. The desire of God for everyone is to prosper in ail ramifications. However, there are many satanic forces assigned not to make that happen. The devil has devised so many ways by which to make man fall short of God's original plan and purpose for him (Laziness, ignorance, financial dullness, profit less hard work etc.) It is, therefore, the duty of every man to discover what he needs to do to secure his destiny and prosper with in life. In this new book, find out all it takes to make your destiny prosperous according to God's original design for your life.

Analyzes sixty-three subjects from the Bible from a cross-cultural perspective.

Before the Universe was created by the Almighty God, there was peace in the Holy Jerusalem. Until one cataclysmic moment. Buried in the inner workings of what seems to be peace., Prince Archangel Lucifer is brewing an evil plot to overthrow the Kingdom of God. Slowly, but surely he builds his dark angelic army in the hopes of over throwing the God's Kingdom. Now, faced with the toughest challenge ever, the holy angelic army is forced to flight against those they once had called their "brothers." In the midst of up evil, Chief Prince Archangel Michael is commission by his Lord to lead the First Heavenly War against Satan and his dark angelic army. As disheartening as their betrayal has been, an ancient prophecy had predicted the victor of the heavenly war of wars.

Ever since Homo sapiens first looked up at the stars, we as a species have been looking for meaning in the mysteries of the night sky. Over the millennia, as our knowledge, science, and technology developed, the stories we told ourselves about the universe and our place in it developed as well. In The Night Sky, Richard Grossinger traces those developments, covering multiple aspects of humanity's complex relationship to the cosmos. Covering not only astronomy but also cosmology, cosmogony, astrology, and science fiction, he offers us a revelatory look at the firmament through his own telescope, fitted with an anthropological lens. Throughout his explorations, Grossinger continually reflects on the deeper meaning of our changing concepts about the universe and creation, offering insight into how each new discovery causes us to redefine the values, moralities, and aesthetics by which we live. He also calls into question the self-aggrandizing notion that humanity can and will conquer all, and injects our strident confidence in science with a healthy dose of humility and wonder. Filled with poetic observation and profound questions, The Night Sky is a brilliant reflection of humanity's relationship with the cosmos--a relationship fed by longing, doubt, and awe.

This is a book of poems written over many years and inspired by sermons, friends, family, Bible verses, and circumstances. They review the thoughts from sermons, they teach the lessons from the Bible, and they reach out to those who are hurting and are distressed by things that happen to them. The poems are meant to bring comfort, insight, challenge, blessing, guidance, and information to readers.

This book gives an overview of the relationship between science and Christian Orthodoxy, the official church of the Eastern Roman Empire.