Bøger af A. Believer

In 2013, I wrote and published a book titled "You Have Got to Be Kidding." in which I cataloged numerous life events that I believed to be the results of an amazing series of "good luck". Some of these events were actually life-threatening, which I obviously survived. Example: Two of the best things that occurred in my life happened on the same day in 1961. I did not know it at the time but on that day, I joined the Marine Corps and met my future wife. That was the beginning of a seemingly endless series of events that I attributed to luck, fortune, or fate. I finally realized in 2022 that these events were in reality, instances of Divine Intercession or Intervention. I list the events chronologically and then ask the reader to decide if it was good luck or Godly Influence. I finally began to understand Christianity and am, as I say, A. Believer.

The Advent Keepsake: A Text for Each Day of the Year is a classic small book, organized by the twelve months of the year, that features a text about the Second Coming of Christ or a related topic for each day of the year. This little book was first published by the Battle Creek Steam Press in 1868. It should interest all believers looking for the soon appearing of Christ. Of special interest to Seventh-day Adventists may be the fact that this little book was one of those included in the personal library collection of Ellen G. White.

Ever wondered where your identity comes from? It comes from our Father, God Almighty. He created you uniquely. He gave you a personality, likes, dislikes, talents, and gifts. The Lists provides scriptures that depict who you are in Christ Jesus and all you've been given by Him. Other lists provided are commandments for believers and a daily confession of your identity. So read on and see the scriptures that are all about you.

Western culture stands either on the brink of collapse or revolutionary transformation. Embark on a transformative journey of creative exploration through the constellation of ideas that constitute Jordan Peterson's conception of Christ and discover for yourself why it just might be the latter.