A brief synopsis of the Bible in light of the Kingdom of God, in comic book format. What exactly is the Kingdom of God? How does one get in? This crash course in Theology draws from both Christian and Jewish sources. The Happy Kingdom grew out of Robby's desire to find a simple way to impart the basics of the Christian faith to people with absolutely no background in the Bible.

How do you escape from a place that "doesn't exist"?In the late 21st century, nothing is what it seems. Classmates in a virtual classroom had never seen beyond one another's online avatars. None of Mickey's Asian classmates knew he was a Eurasian - part Thai, part Irish - but as it turned out, they all had something to hide. They finally reveal their true selves and they're off on their class trip. Their class has been chosen to tour America as ambassadors represen...

Eetoo knows that humanity didn't begin on this planet - the tablets tell him so. His people live simply in small villages dotting the arid landscape, carrying on their tribal traditions. Eetoo, an orphan, raises the sheep he inherited from his parents.Now, Venerable Too Dah, the Keeper of the Tablets says that Eetoo is the one that the tablets say must go in search of the planet of humanity's birth to bring back the writings from another set of tablets, which will complete their kn...

Why was the coming of John the Baptist so important? What difference did he make? What does his message mean to us? Also included in this volume is a discussion of what the Bible says about the afterlife, and who, according to the Bible, is a candidate for hell. Does the Bible allow for other options? What about Purgatory? We don't give pat answers, but rather, a starting point for discussion.

Originally titled "Jack and the Beanstalk: the Whole Story plus the Sequel", now merged with "Pappa Gander", with better layout design and another story or two:At long last, Pappa Gander gets a few words in edgewise. Read some of your old familiar nursery rhymes rewritten his way, plus a few other rhymes, limericks, some haiku, and stories...Jack and the Beanstalk -- did you ever wonder what happened to the cow? or the beans from the beanstalk? What did Jack do later in lif...

Seven extraterrestrials have been born into human bodies, their true mission only hinted at in their dreams. Then, Ernie finds a crystal in an archaeological site, the key to who they are.The message emanating from the crystal jerks Ernie from his comfort zone. He isn't being politely asked to volunteer for a mission - he's already been on this mission since before he was born as a human. His birth was just the method of getting him to Earth, where the mission must now be carried o...

Nicholas knows that his fate is to be crushed by a falling tree. He has recurring dreams about it, others have also had premonitions of it and have confirmed it to him. The only advice anyone gives him is, "Be strong and embrace your fate: it's all for the cosmic economy." No one has ever sidestepped their fate. The Fate Master is almighty.When Nicholas manages to sidestep his fate by doing the truly unexpected, strange things begin to happen. Helped along by a wizened old man name...

"...If you've read and like/love C. S. Lewis' book "The Great Divorce", you'll enjoy this book..." -- from a reader's reviewImagine waking up in a strange pace. you have no memory of how you got there, nor who you are. one thing becomes increasing clear: this isn't the same world in which you went to sleep. it's ... ALLEGORY. It's about heaven and hell, and how they begin in the same place."The story of a young man who wakes up in another realm ... The story is about how le...

If you remember something that didn't happen, it either means you're crazy, or you have the ability to time travel, but don't know it yet.When Drake was nine, he was sure he had a best friend named Timmy. But Timmy didn't exist! Now, at age sixteen, he still remembers Timmy. When he looks deeper, he recognises pictures of people that he shouldn't, because he wasn't born yet when they were last seen. He even remembers a name.Then, he meets Johann, who tells him to cover his ...

Oscar just wants to get home to his own universe, where everything is the way he's used to.He knew he wasn't supposed to go down those stairs in the cellar, but the cat led him down. Now, he's in what seems like the same house, but things are subtly different. And there's a copy of himself. He tries to go back the way he came, but it's different again. His dad is a crook, and his mother says things he never heard her say before.He meets yet another copy of himself who knows...

This series has been about the many instances of the same boy, Oscar Wild Daugherty who got lost in the network of parallel worlds accessible via the two mysterious sets of stairs in their house. You thought that the series had come to a close. It has - almost…The time has come to shut down the parallel worlds portal in the big house on Oldhouse Road. Dr. James McSporran has arrived from the distant past to perform the task. He asks Oscar Wild Daugherty, also known as Justin, to he...

In Rats In The Cellar, we met nine-year-old Oscar Wild Daugherty, who stumbled into a network of multiple universes, accessible via mysterious stairs at the top of his house and down in the cellar. He met various other instances of himself, and a cat, who is more than just a cat. This sequel picks up the story following the climax of Rats in the Cellar; this time, following Louis, the bad boy, in whom the cat takes a special interest. After making sure Louis makes up for some of his nastie...