Postmodernity has matured. But the challenge of navigating our contemporary culture remains. In order for Christians to make wise decisions, we first need to understand the many facets of our postmodern context.If René Descartes is often identified as the first truly modern philosopher in light of his confidence in human reason, then postmodernism has taken Descartes to the woodshed. Stewart Kelly and James Dew detail the litany of concerns that postmodernism has raised: overconfidence in ...

For philosophy and theology students, Truth Considered and Applied examines the leading theories of truth in relation to postmodernism, history, and the Christian faith. Author Stewart E. Kelly defends Christianity in the face of postmodernist challenges that would label such religious faith as merely one version of truth among many in a pluralistic world. Likewise, in looking at Christianity as a historical faith, Kelly supports the need for Christians to develop a hermeneutic th...

Each month The Dark brings you the best in dark fantasy and horror! Edited by award winning editors Silvia Moreno-Garcia and Sean Wallace and brought to you by Prime Books, this issue includes two all-new stories and two reprints:“A Performance for Painted Bones” by Kelly Stewart“Girl, I Love you” by Nadia Bulkin (reprint)“A Lasting Legacy” by Osahon Ize-Iyamu“Harvest” by Michael Harris Cohen (reprint)

Comedian, writer and author Kelly Stewart is extremely pleased to present the release of his new book, "On the Days I Act Up". It is a lifetime of stories compiled while working, living and socializing with people that he has been fortunate to have as friends. Each story involves a unique character, with each having left a mark on Kelly's life. It brings him great joy and laughter as he recounts the times of the past for your enjoyment. So if you enjoy a good story while sitting around the...

“Don’t tell me what I can’t do! God called me to preach, and I’m going to do it regardless of what a man says!” Sound familiar? Serving God is usually a desire of many Christians, but do we want to serve His way or ours?Titles in the church have become sought after like titles in a business organization. However, God has standards and the omniscience to know who should fill what roles as it pertains to church. Men have mostly been the voice of rejecting a woman preacher, while some...

There finally comes a time in a person’s life where they actually slow down long enough to look around them and see what they have. That time for me was going into retirement and as my father always said, “Things do happen for a reason”. My oldest daughter and her husband moved into our house long enough to get their new place finished and along with them they brought a little lady known as Miss Elliot. I cannot express in words the feelings and emotions that having a one and a half year o...

Kelly Stewart, writer/comedian/author is pleased to present his new book, "When it all Finally Started to Make Sense". This book will take you on a roller coaster of emotion as we relive some of the fun and enjoyable times we had in a younger life. The book intertwines the story of growing up in a small town, and the many exciting times with the characters involved. But what it also does is recount later times in life, and some of the hardships while dealing with stress and depression as a...

The Book of Lost Books is a book of stories involving kings, heretics, untimely interruptions and back room deals, falling tortoises and fairy princesses, train crashes and war atrocities, bravery, cowardice, rent boys, chamber maids, love, quests, puzzles and a crocodile.From Homer to Jane Austen, Shakespeare to Ernest Hemingway, this is an account of books destroyed, misplaced, never finished, or never even begun. With academic shaggy dog stories, swashbuckling historica...

In 1969, James Nelson confessed to murder, served a prison sentence, then applied to be ordained as a minster in the Scottish Church (The Kirk). The case split the church in two, and challenged the institution to consider its most basic functions, obligations and duties. Part of the problem was that James Nelson's crime was no ordinary crime. The bible has a lot to say about murder, but not about this particular variety of murder.Stuart Kelly uses the case of Nelson to write a comp...

A Canticle for Leibowitz meets The Hunt for Red October in We Shall Sing a Song into the Deep, a lyrical and page-turning coming-of-age exploration of duty, belief, and the post-apocalypse from breakout newcomer Andrew Kelly Stewart.Remy is a Chorister, rescued from the surface world and raised to sing in a choir of young boys. Remy is part of a strange crew who control the Leviathan, an aging nuclear submarine, that bears a sacr...

"A claustrophobic suspense novel of immense propulsive power."—Kim Stanley RobinsonA Canticle for Leibowitz meets The Hunt for Red October in We Shall Sing a Song into the Deep, a lyrical and page-turning coming-of-age exploration of duty, belief, and the post-apocalypse from breakout newcomer Andrew Kelly Stewart.Remy is a Chorister, rescued from the surface world and raised to sing in a choir of young boys. Remy is part of a stran...

In an age when deleted scenes from Adam Sandler movies are saved, it’s sobering to realize that some of the world’s greatest prose and poetry has gone missing. This witty, wry, and unique new book rectifies that wrong. Part detective story, part history lesson, part exposé, The Book of Lost Books is the first guide to literature’s what-ifs and never-weres.In compulsively readable fashion, Stuart Kelly reveals details about tantalizing vanished works by the famous, the acclaimed, and...