Here is chapter 8 of Stryker #6, In The Ages To Come:

Chapter 8: Revolution

[Updated 10/1 to fix some errors]

Here is chapter 7 of Stryker #6, In The Ages To Come:

Chapter 7: Counsel

[Updated 10/1 to fix some errors]

Here is chapter 6 of Stryker #6, In The Ages To Come:

Chapter 6: Arrival

[Updated 10/1 to fix some errors]

I’ve finally taken the time to put together the cover for Styrker #6, In The Ages To Come. Usually I do this before I even start on the book, but this time I didn’t.

I’ve taken a different approach this time. The past Stryker covers have all been photographs taken by Earle Kinder. I used them because they are dark and brooding and full of atmosphere – which is what I wanted. For this book, though, I wanted something that had hope – something that looked toward a better tomorrow.

I ended up using a picture I had taken in Guatemala last year. I think it worked out pretty well:

Here is chapter 5 of Stryker #6, In The Ages To Come:

Chapter 5: The Derelict

Here is chapter 4 of Stryker #6, In The Ages To Come:

Chapter 4: The Path to Tomorrow

[Updated 10/1 to fix some errors]

Here is chapter 3 of Stryker #6, In The Ages To Come:

Chapter 3: An Undiscovered World

Here is chapter 2 of Stryker #6, In The Ages To Come:

Chapter 2: Revenge

[Updated 10/1 to fix some errors]

Here is chapter 1 of Stryker #6, In The Ages To Come:

Chapter 1: Launch Day

[Updated 10/1 to fix some errors]

Earlier this year I completed the first draft of Stryker #6, In The Ages To Come. I’ve now begun the long process of cleaning up the draft and preparing it for publication. Since this will take a while, I’ve decided to post each chapter on this blog as I have it ready.

Therefore, here is the prologue:

Prologue

Enjoy!

Today’s lesson is about the promise that Israel made to the Gibeonites, and what it means for us:

Promises

I’ve posted my lesson on Romans 16 here:

Romans 16

I’ve just uploaded this material to the blog. You can find it in the Old Posts section, or you can just use these links:

A Possible Old Testament Rapture Verse
Fake Prophecies vs Real Prophecies
Is Jesus Returning Soon
Quote from Jonathan Edwards’ sermon “Sinners In The Hands Of An Angry God”
Prophetic Delays
Sabbath Worship In The Millennium
The God of Prophecy
The Rebirth of Israel
The Two Raptures
The Wise Men
Was The Flood Global
Ezekiel 8-14
Genesis 3
Genesis 17
Hebrews 1
Hebrews 2:1-13
Hebrews 2:14-3:6
Hebrews 3:7-4:13
Hebrews 4:14-5:6
James 3
James 4
John 5
Nehemiah 2
Nehemiah 6
Prepare The Way
Romans 6
The Afterlife

I just discovered that the links on this blog no longer work. I apologize for that problem; I was not aware of it.

I am working on restoring the missing content, and will make another post once the issue has been resolved. Please bear with me while I address this. Thanks!

UPDATE: I’ve fixed the Free Books page, so that content is back. You should be able to download everything on that page without any problems.

Next up will be the Old Posts page. I’ve taken that page down temporarily while I work on restoring its content.

UPDATE 2: The Old Posts page has now been restored, along with all of its contents. Everything should now be back in place. Thanks!

One of the things I have discovered is that, while it is great to read the Bible, that is not the same thing as studying it. It is very easy to read a chapter of the Bible and then not remember much of anything about it by the time a day has passed. Reading the Bible is one thing; learning what it has to say is another.

In order to aid the process of actually learning the Bible, I have created the following webpage:

Bible Study Questions

This page will ask you questions about different books of the Bible, and it’s up to you to figure out the answers. The questions are randomly chosen from an internal list. Whether you attempt the quiz “closed book” or “open book” is up to you. If you can go through these questions and answer them correctly, you will learn what the Bible has to say – and your knowledge of the text will increase.

So far only four books of the Bible have been added to the application, but I hope to expand its capabilities over time.