Kirjahaku

Have you ever wondered what Jesus meant when He said, "Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness." "Kingdom" was written as a result of asking God this very question. In my forty years as a Christian this truth has never been answered for me, but it seemed to be at the top of the prayer list we were given. Jesus said to pray, "Your kingdom come." This book reveals what comes to us when this prayer is answered, the kingdom's impact on our lives, and it's significance in scripture to our lives. When the church takes hold of the kingdom her voice will take on a new level of relevance to the world. So we pray, "Your kingdom come." As we respond to Jesus command to seek first the kingdom and to pray, "Your Kingdom come," the Lord will add its reality to our lives. Believing His promises enables us to have staying power until will we receive the fullness of the kingdom.

Death Row Restaurant is a debut satire novel about a disenchanted flight attendant searching for “authentic experiences” who instead finds an unexpected opportunity running a restaurant staffed by serial killers.Flight attendant, Dave Aslin, circles the globe in search of true experiences that he’s never quite found. When Dave meets a canceled child actor from the 1980’s sitcom ‘Diff’rent Strokes’ who is planning a radically new restaurant concept, his life's itinerary is forever altered. The proposal is a restaurant housed inside the gas chamber at San Quentin prison and staffed entirely by serial killers.Combining the craze for authentic restaurants and pop culture’s love of serial killers, this debut novel balances satire with dark psychological horror to deliver poignant commentary on society’s relationship to work. Death Row Restaurant gazes into the intersection between the serial killers we despise and the inevitable distortions of capitalism that shape our lives.