Captain Adrian Rourke died destroying a dungeon on the slopes of Mount Diablo after forty years of war.Then he opened his eyes in his eighteen-year-old body, decades before his death and roughly three months before the world would begin to change.His family was alive. Civilization was still intact. The supernatural apocalypse known as the Revival had not yet officially begun.But Adrian hadn’t returned empty-handed.

Daniel Cross has already proved that impossible technology can change the world.Now he has to build enough of it.In The Black Box Empire, Daniel’s hidden technology expands from extraordinary manufacturing into an industrial network capable of reshaping civilisation. Factories make factories. New battery technology spreads beyond Cross. Universities and manufacturers begin improving technology without him. Deep beneath the ocean, secret machines gather the ...

What if your Jesus is shaped more by culture than by Scripture ?There's no shortage of ways to fill the minutes of our days—from doomscrolling to binge-watching TV to playing video games. But will you find what you are really looking for on a screen? There's something missing in our lives, and we all feel it.In our instant world, Jesus has been ignored, forgotten, and reduced. He's a life coach dedicated to our su...

Daniel Cross was supposed to be retired.A former Australian Army Signals Major turned industrial-security consultant, Daniel is driving home through South Australia when his electronics die, the highway falls silent, and something impossible takes him.Hours later, he wakes beside his truck.He remembers the alien ship. He remembers escaping. He remembers dying. And whatever rebuilt him did far more than just bring him back.

David Rowan is forty-six, terminally ill, and running out of time.Then he dies and wakes inside his own painting.What begins as an impossible second chance becomes something far stranger. David discovers that his paintings can create real objects, open doors into other places, and eventually connect him to worlds he once believed existed only in fiction.But those worlds are not stories waiting for him. They have histories, dangers, and lives that co...

Grant Mercer was supposed to become a Warrior.Everyone knew it.After ninety days of brutal training, he was bigger, stronger, faster, smarter, and more physically prepared than anyone at Westhaven Central expected.Then the World System awakened him as a Priest.

This book will give you an all encompassing view of the domain name ecosystem combined with a comprehensive set of operations strategies. Key FeaturesManage infrastructure, risk, and management of DNS name servers. Get hands-on with factors like types of name servers, DNS queries and and so on.Practical guide for system administrators to manage mission-critical serversBased on real-world experience - Written by an industry veteran who has made ...

Jesus said, "Go and make disciples." So, what exactly are we doing?Western churches face a difficult future marked by numerical decline and evident signs of shrinking cultural influence. But Discipleship in Community wisely asks the church to go back to basics. What does it mean to follow Jesus? What does a life of discipleship look like?Trusted scholars Mark Powell, John Mark Hicks, and Greg McKinzie invite you to c...

The Visible and The Invisible is a multi-disciplinary theological exegesis that synthesizes 21st-century science with biblical realism. It deconstructs the myth of a "disenchanted" universe through a seven-fold framework. The work begins with the Signature of Divine Intention, providing evidence for design in cosmology and DNA, then peels back The Veil to reveal the joined realms of the seen and unseen. It details Yahweh's Masterplan—a legal drama reclaiming the nations—and the Adamic Blue...

Mark E. Biddle examines the multivocal theological discussions spawned by the Babylonian catastrophe found in the book of Jeremiah. For example, postcrisis generations pondered questions of suffering (their own and God's), of human agency and divine instrumentality, and of repentance. Biddle demonstrates, further, that, in many cases, interpreters in earlier Jewish and Christian tradition anticipated the modern recognition of the complexity of these discussions. The resulting picture of Je...

What if your Jesus is shaped more by culture than by Scripture ?There's no shortage of ways to fill the minutes of our days—from doomscrolling to binge-watching TV to playing video games. But will you find what you are really looking for on a screen? There's something missing in our lives, and we all feel it.In our instant world, Jesus has been ignored, forgotten, and reduced. He's a life coach d...

The Presidential Doughnut Hole is a fictional account of a U.S. presidential election in which the nation is suddenly faced with a tragedy that leads to a political crisis not addressed by the Constitution and its amendments. The story details the political maneuvering and intrigue of four individuals, all competing for the highest office in the land. Their campaigns are affected by unexpected world events and become the target of plots by unscrupulous outsiders wishing to affect the elect...