Religious Books

A growing number of well-known Christian leaders, such as Dr. David R. Reagan, John R. Stott, Greg Boyd, Roger Forster (co-founder of the March for Jesus events), have declared support for part, or all, of the biblical doctrine of Conditional Immortality. Even the British Bible translator, William...

The is a humble effort to capture the da’wah principles and methodology as practised by the prophets, sahaba andtheir true followers throughout the ages. The primary sources of this compilation are Qur’an, Hadith and Seerah as elucidatedby various well-known ulama of da’wah, in particular...

This study of biblical eschatology harmonizes both the Old and New Testament prophecies regarding the “last days” (the times from Jesus’ first advent on) with a focus on the “end times” (the time of the world’s judgments just before Jesus returns).

The journaled thoughts and poetry of one woman as she processes leaving her church, becoming even closer to the God who never gives up on her.

This third volume continues the dialogue between myself – a lifelongchallenger of religious dogma – and Artificial Intelligence [AI], a partner thatknows no fear of hellfire, no longing for heaven, and no obligation to protectsacred traditions. Where believers often bow, AI simply questions...

The Colors We Could Be Missing is a collection of essays that explores what it means to be a follower of Christ, canvassing and deeply exploring the current cultural climate and the honest thoughts of a wife, mother, and writer.

A short book of poetry from the perspectives of twelve women who desire to be set free from their current circumstances.

Light at the End of the Tunnel is a book of essays reflecting a wife and mother’s thoughts as she moves through God’s sanctifying light and further away from spiritual darkness.

I Guess All This Is to Say is a book of personal essays and poetry reflecting on one woman's memories, the family who raised her, the daughter she loves, and the God who has never left her side.

I Can No Longer Hear the Music is a compilation of poems and essays from the point of view of a forty-something mother living life for Jesus.