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Caleb was born a Hebrew slave in ancient Egypt. Pharaoh's taskmasters humiliated him with hard labor in an attempt to suppress his spirit so he would never rebel. God sent Moses to lead the Hebrews to freedom. They followed Moses to freedom but lacked the spiritual strength to advance into and conquer the beautiful land of Canaan that God had promised to them. Moses sent 12 spies into Canaan. These spies reported that the land was as good as God had said it would be. But, 10 of the spies discouraged the people. They claimed that the people living in Canaan were too powerful to conquer.

Faith is essential; dreams are born in the heart of God; the force of Heaven shifts the sands of circumstance in our favor and makes our dreams come true. These truths are seen in the lives of Abraham and his great-grandson, Joseph.

Joy of Joys is for those of us who face a wall that separates us from realizing our deepest desires. It traces the story of Zechariah and Elizabeth in Luke's Gospel and derives hope from the lives they lived while they waited for news, that, at first, seemed too good to be true. Joy of Joys is for those of us twho hat believe in and long for happy endings.

This is the story of how Saul the terrorist encountered a mega-power that caused him to morph into Saint Paul. He was a genius. Over time, he changed the course of history through his dominant influence on the Christian church. The same mega-power is on the loose today. If it finds you through this narration, you will never be the same.

Recently-widowed historical novelist Nathan Radcliff is in Athens to research his book about Anatole Katsaros, a national hero responsible for saving Jewish lives during the Nazi occupation of Greece. When he stumbles across his long-forgotten remains in a dusty attic of the National Archives, Nathan also finds a dossier implicating the hero’s son as a Nazi collaborator and the boss of an international crime syndicate known as the Alliance. But the Alliance hears about the discovery and vows to destroy the evidence.

Wendell Nordby was a simple carpenter living in a small town in Northern California when he heard the call of God to quit his job and enter a life of faith. A relatively new Christian, Wendell believed a life sold out to Christ required drastic measures to ensure that the time on earth is maximized for his purposes.

How long can we expect to live? Do we have to succumb to frailty? Can we stay physically strong and even get stronger as the years go by? Can we add decades to our lives? Moses was a great man of God who lived 40 years longer than he expected to. His longevity overshoot suggests four axioms that we as modern day Christians can apply in the hope of living longer and stronger.