Bøger af David Piper

Life as a landscape painter on an inherited ranch is easy for Alex Colvin until a peculiar meteorite shatters his complacency. Alex unknowingly possesses the final component of an outlandish physics experiment being conducted by Reverend Lucas Ruthlier, leader of the Church of the God Particle. Reverend Ruthlier's lifelong dream depends on possessing the meteorite, and now he's coming for it. Based on the race to discover a unifying theory of modern physics and cosmology, Church of the God Particle sweeps across the high plains of Kansas, uncovers treason in Cold War Romania, and tumbles into Austin, Texas.

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Though you are trying to win enough battles over your evil tendencies to win God's favor, according to the scriptures, you were born with a deceptive nature that has disqualified you from entering into heaven and which presently is blocking you from knowing this truth. This lack of integrity cannot be healed through improvements in environment, education, treatment, or even exorcism. To escape your entangled life and to re-ignite your hope of finding the right way, your fallen nature, that has been compelling you to do what you don't want to do, must be eradicated. But the only way in escaping your fallen nature is when it has been replaced with a new nature.Escaping Your Fallen Nature will challenge you to examine your heart to see if you have this new nature. If you already have it, you will discover through your examination which one of these two natures is in control of your life. Understanding the scripturally based explanations in this book will disentangle you from the many untruths that have hindered you from getting free from your fallen nature and, if already free, incite the flow of your new nature's "living water." You will appreciate your new heart when you learn of its ability to generate a power that outlasts your troubles, defeats your temptations, erupts your joy, and grows your assurance of eternal life.

October 1941. Twenty-one-year-old Alan Mart is posted to India, and soon after the Japanese advance on Singapore is deployed to Malaya. What follows is a quietly shattering and searingly authentic depiction of the claustrophobia of jungle warfare and the futility of war.