Bøger af Mark Andrews

Regina Marie Andrews spends her days off from school like any typical twelve-year old: meals with her family, playing with friends, and watching television to pass the time. She enjoys her ordinary parents, ordinary brother, and ordinary life. God in heaven decides His people on earth have suffered in the shadow of the evil one for long enough. He chooses to free a sleepwalking world by sending the archangel, Gabriel, to a child, who will share what she learns about the amazing story of the Incarnation of Christ with the people in her life. When Regina takes on an amazing mission, God touches the hearts of her family, friends, and enemies and changes their lives forever. Angels and demons battle for the souls of humanity and the past intertwines with the present as the Gospels become alive through the eyes of a young visionary. A story of faith, challenge, life, sacrifice, and hard choices, The Joy of the Lord will have everyone asking themselves about their own walk with God, thereby growing closer to Him.

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