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Jason Wells Books

    Jason Wells crafts engaging narratives that explore the complexities of family ties and the passionate rivalries within collegiate sports. His work often delves into themes of identity and belonging, all set against the vibrant backdrop of southeastern university campuses. Through his storytelling, Wells shares a deep affection for sports traditions, introducing children to the unique heritage and mascots of various institutions. His writing is characterized by a playful tone and an ability to convey profound emotions through simple yet resonant tales.

    Rebel Is Our Mascot
    The North Plan
    The Harvesting
    Preach Ye the Gospel "The Responsibility of Every Christian"

    • Preach Ye the Gospel "The Responsibility of Every Christian"

      • 166 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      The book critiques various marketing strategies used in church outreach, emphasizing that the core message of the gospel should remain unaltered. It argues against manipulation in evangelism, highlighting the importance of authenticity in preaching. By addressing how some methods can mislead both congregations and the lost, it calls for a return to genuine, unchanging biblical teachings in the face of evolving outreach tactics.

      Preach Ye the Gospel "The Responsibility of Every Christian"

    • The Harvesting

      • 90 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      The book emphasizes that everyone has a divine purpose, regardless of their past or shortcomings. It conveys a message of hope and transformation, asserting that God seeks to mold individuals into the image of Christ. Deliverance from sin is promised, and the call to spread the message of salvation is extended to all. Readers are encouraged to embrace their calling and believe in their potential for change, highlighting that they have been chosen for meaningful work in God's plan. The overarching theme is one of redemption and divine purpose.

      The Harvesting

    • The North Plan

      After a ruthless faction seizes power in Washington, Carlton Berg, a bureaucrat for the State Department, runs off with the new regime's top secret enemies list. Unfortunately for Carlton, the chase has come to an end in a police station in the Ozarks town of Lodus. With a pair of DHS agents on the way, Carlton's last hope is in the people around him: an unsympathetic police chief, an ambivalent administrative assistant, and fellow prisoner Tanya Shepke, a motor-mouthed recidivist who's turned herself in for drunk driving and thinks Skynyrd should be on the new money. The revolution starts now

      The North Plan

    • Rebel Is Our Mascot

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      Rebel is missing! Can you find him before the big game? Take a trip around the Ole Miss Rebels' campus looking for Rebel. Along the way, you will learn about the campus' landmarks and traditions...you might even run into some other mascots from around the SEC who are just as lost as Rebel. Part of the series, That's Not Our Mascot, that includes 14 individual books for each of the SEC schools and mascots. Each book is unique to each of the schools and its mascot, but also includes all the mascots from the other 13 SEC schools.

      Rebel Is Our Mascot