Susan Van Volkenburgh is an author of Christian fiction and non-fiction, drawing inspiration from her background as an oncology nurse and her personal spiritual journey. Following the loss of her father on September 11, 2001, she began sharing her experiences, leading to a book that delves into grief and subsequent spiritual restoration. With a deep fascination for ancient history, Van Volkenburgh utilizes biblical settings to craft narratives of faith and renewal, marked by empathy and a profound exploration of human resilience.
Saul ben Kish embarks on a transformative journey that starts with a quest for his father's lost donkeys and evolves into a profound call for courage and obedience. Set against the backdrop of the Judean Mountains and the arid desert, this epic tale explores themes of kingship, where the meek ascend and the proud are brought low, illustrating that sometimes, a simple stone can wield more power than a sword.
With shaking rage, nations collide in a fierce conflict for dominance. Thousands of Hebrew soldiers lay slaughtered. Hope has abandoned them. Then it is remembered that in the days of their fathers any army that bore the Ark of the Covenant could not be defeated. But they are wrong...