Gene Edwards is a cherished American Christian author, renowned for his biblical fiction that spans significant portions of scripture. His signature work is widely regarded as a masterpiece within Christian literature. Edwards's writing often delves into themes of the deeper Christian life and advocates for community gatherings outside traditional church structures. He actively travels and leads conferences, aiming to inspire Christians on their spiritual journeys.
A Tale of Three Kings / The Prisoner in the Third Cell / The Divine Romance
This e-book collection features three titles from the esteemed author Gene Edwards, offering readers a valuable opportunity to explore his beloved narratives in one convenient volume. Each story showcases Edwards' engaging storytelling and unique perspective, making it a perfect choice for both new and longtime fans of his work.
Presented through the eyes of angels, this saga explores profound themes of creation, crucifixion, and resurrection, offering a unique perspective on divine love. The narrative spans from eternity to eternity, inviting readers to witness the majestic love of God in a way that illuminates the greatest love story ever told. Gene Edwards's classic tale captivates with its breathtaking beauty and spiritual depth.
Imprisoned by Herod, John the Baptist struggles to understand a Lord who did not meet his expectations; a dramatic account offering insight into the ways of God.
America's beloved storyteller will guide and thrill your imagination with these classic tales. Join Gene Edwards as he recounts his favorite stories from more than 50 years of travel and ministry.
Through the perspective of Titus, this narrative explores Paul’s second missionary journey, providing context to his letters to the Thessalonian churches. Readers witness the challenges, persecutions, and triumphs faced by Paul and Silas as they spread the gospel across Asia Minor and Greece. The story highlights the establishment of new churches, the resolution of conflicts, and the perseverance of faith, bringing to life the dynamic events that shaped early Christianity.
Exploring themes of self-acceptance and the transformative power of imagination, this poetry collection invites readers on a journey through emotions like love, gratitude, and rebirth. Each poem serves as a catalyst for reflection, encouraging honesty and awareness of one's existence. With vivid imagery, the work aims to uplift and inspire, promoting self-esteem and joy. Readers are encouraged to embrace their true selves, affirming the message that loving oneself is not only acceptable but essential.
The narrative follows Paul and Barnabas as they embark on a perilous journey, facing shipwrecks, violence, and harsh weather while spreading the gospel to uncharted territories. Their mission brings both Jews and Gentiles to faith, showcasing their resilience and dedication. The Silas Diary enriches this account by integrating insights from the New Testament with modern archaeological findings, providing a deeper understanding of the events that inspired the letter to the Galatian churches.
Revolutionary Bible Study offers a chronological exploration of the New Testament, reflecting the author's lifelong journey through its teachings. Readers will engage with key events and influential figures from the first century, providing a comprehensive understanding of the historical context and significance of this pivotal era in Christianity. This unique approach sheds light on the development of early Christian thought and the foundational events that shaped the faith.
Pain suffered by a Christian at the hands of another believer is one of the most destructive experiences one will ever know. Few recover completely. Many are destroyed from effective Christian living forever.Gene Edwards has crafted a beautiful and wholly unique book which points the wounded Christian to healing and to full restoration, even to triumph and ascension. If you have ever experienced unjust treatment from another believer, this monumental literary work is for you. From exquisite agony your life can enter into that of resurrection.
Women Freed From Second-Class Citizenship in the Kingdom of God
The book advocates for addressing the inequality of women within the kingdom of God, drawing on historical insights, Greek language analysis, and personal experiences of women in churches. It explores the transformative effects on the body of Christ when all members, regardless of gender, are empowered to participate fully. Through this approach, it challenges traditional views and encourages a deeper understanding of women's roles in faith communities.