In The LIE, Wayne Coleman masterfully explores the ancient and universal human struggle: the temptation to believe that God is holding something back. From the Garden of Eden to modern-day spiritual battles, Coleman invites readers into a reflective and transformative journey through Scripture, personal narrative, and heartfelt insight.Blending biblical storytelling with first-person reflections, The LIE reimagines pivotal moments in the lives of Adam, Eve, Joseph, David, and other...

The Hill: The Journey Begins is a powerful, soul-stirring novel that blends fiction, memory, and biblical truth into a deeply personal and prophetic story. Dirk is an ordinary man haunted by the loss of his beloved Jenny and burdened by a series of vivid, apocalyptic dreams. As he wrestles with grief, faith, and the silence of God, Dirk is drawn back to the Hill — a sacred place from his childhood where visions and memories collide, revealing a divine calling he never expected.Thro...

Seasons change. Faith remains.Four years after his last visit to the Hill the sacred place that once brought him peace Dirk returns carrying grief, unanswered questions, and the weight of memory. The cemetery feels empty, the prayers once whispered there now lost to silence. Yet in the quiet, God begins to stir something new.As Dirk navigates love, loss, and the echoes of the past, he is drawn into visions, unexpected encounters, and a journey of rediscovery. Each chapter r...

In The LIE, Wayne Coleman masterfully explores the ancient and universal human struggle: the temptation to believe that God is holding something back. From the Garden of Eden to modern-day spiritual battles, Coleman invites readers into a reflective and transformative journey through Scripture, personal narrative, and heartfelt insight.Blending biblical storytelling with first-person reflections, The LIE reimagines pivotal moments in the lives of Adam, Eve, Joseph, David, and other...

"I Don't Want to Go to Heaven by Wayne James Coleman delves into one of life's greatest questions: What happens after we die?Through personal reflections, theological inquiry, and deep analysis of biblical texts, Coleman unpacks the mysteries of life after death, heaven, and the role of angels. With themes of loss, eternal destiny, and the spiritual journey we all face, it presents and unpacks profoundly human fears and hopes.Structured to guide readers through key spiritual topics-includi...

From the Garden to the World We Live In. The same struggle remains. In a time shaped by confusion, shifting values, endless voices, and the growing desire to define truth for ourselves, it becomes harder to know what can still be trusted. Yet what we are facing is not new. It began in the Garden with a single lie: "You will be like God." In The Lie We Believe We Need, the lives of Adam, Abraham, Mordecai, Peter, and John are woven together to reveal how that same lie continues to shape the...

The House We Returned Tois a deeply emotional and atmospheric story about memory, grief, and the haunting power of the past. After years away, a family returns to the old house they once called home, hoping for closure and a fresh start. But instead of peace, they find themselves surrounded by echoes of what once was unfinished memories, hidden tensions, and long-buried secrets that begin to resurface.As they settle back into the house, strange occurrences ...

For fans of heartfelt family stories, Madalyn A-Lee and Minnie is a tender and emotional children's book about friendship, love, and learning to say goodbye.Madalyn and Minnie share everything together - first steps, birthdays, school days, and quiet moments at home. Minnie, a loyal little black terrier, is always by Madalyn's side through every stage of growing up. But when Minnie suddenly becomes ill, Madalyn and her family must face one of life's hardest moments with love, faith...

The A-Lee Kids and the Greatest Valentine is a warm, heartfelt children's story about family, friendship, and discovering what love truly means.On Valentine's Day morning, excitement fills the A-Lee household but for Josh, the day doesn't turn out the way he hoped. When he bravely gives a Valentine card to a girl at school, her kind but disappointing response leaves him feeling hurt and misunderstood. As the day unfolds, Josh pulls away from his siblings and struggles with emotions...

The Bible tells us God is loving and kind. He sent his only Son, Jesus, to save the world from sin. But is God really loving and kind? How do we understand the seeming cruelty of God, who asked Abraham to sacrifice his son, Isaac? How do we understand a seemingly unjust God, who accepted Abel’s offering, but rejected Cain’s? Is this the God who loves us? How can we love and trust such a God? Does God care what happens to us? Are Nations under his control? What happens to a Nation that turn...

Meet the A-Lee Kids-Josh, Ava, Chase, and Madalyn.This collection brings together five stories that introduce the A-Lee family and then spend time with each child, one story at a time. Through everyday moments, each child's story explores personality, questions, struggles, and growth in ways young readers will recognize and understand.Written with warmth and honesty, these stories reflect real family life-its humor, challenges, and quiet lessons. Readers are invited to slow...

Non esiste modo migliore per capire un musicista che quello di farlo parlare nel suo stesso linguaggio: la musica. È con questo presupposto cheil critico del New York Times Ben Ratliff ha incontrato quindici fra i maggiori jazzisti contemporanei e li ha invitati a conversare di musica liberamente e disinteressatamente, fuori dalle logiche della promozione discografica o da quelle della confessione biografica. Il risultato è questo libro unico nel suo genere: chiedendo a ciascun artista di ...