Prophets in Their Times | Jake Series | Other Fiction
Prophets
Prophets in Their Times is a collection of biblical novellas that explore the historical, cultural, and theological landscapes surrounding the Minor Prophets. Blending faithful imagination with research-based storytelling, each volume reimagines the prophet’s message within its original world—empire, exile, worship, and warning.
Each book stands alone. These novellas are crafted to help modern readers see the prophets not as distant oracles, but as human messengers—shaped by time, place, and the people around them.
Below are the English-language editions currently available in both print and digital formats. Select a title to learn more.
Jake Series
The Jake stories follow a single journey told in two forms. Jake: his journey of epiphanies was written for adult readers, while Jake and the Road of Lights reimagines that same path for younger audiences.
At the center of both is a man learning—not through theory, but through experience—what it means to live out the qualities Scripture calls the fruit of the Spirit. Along the road, ordinary moments become unexpected encounters, and each step reveals something deeper about kindness, goodness, patience, and ultimately, love.
Each version stands on its own, yet both invite the reader into the same unfolding journey of transformation.
Other Fiction
From Ashes is a forthcoming novella that explores what remains when power withdraws—when fire has finished its work and ordinary life resumes in its wake.
Told through intersecting lives across the world, the story examines endings, restraint, and the cost of bringing something to completion. It is not a story of spectacle, but of aftermath—of what is carried, what is released, and what refuses to begin again.
Because of the Storm series
The storm comes from the east. By morning, almost everyone is gone.
Thirteen are left behind.
Three Flyers. Eight Swimmers. Two Landbound.
They come from peoples who have spent generations apart—divided by fear, old stories, and the certainty that they already know what the others are. They should never have become friends. They certainly never expected to become responsible for one another.
But the empty island leave them little choice.
Their search for the missing carries them west, beyond the places their peoples know, toward ancient beings called the First and answers that only lead to larger questions. The storm has done more than scatter their world. It has awakened something. It has changed people. It has uncovered histories almost everyone has forgotten.
And the farther the Thirteen travel, the stranger their world becomes.
They encounter powers older than their civilizations, a people no one knew existed, and beings convinced they understand what everyone else should become. They discover that wisdom can be wrong, love can become possession, and even those who mean to protect others can take away their freedom.
Through it all, the Thirteen remain bound—not because they are alike, but because they have learned one another’s names, carried one another through danger, and chosen to stay when walking away would have been easier.
Because of the Storm is a sweeping adventure about three peoples who thought they understood their world, thirteen unlikely companions who discover how much larger it really is, and the choices that become possible once the boundaries between them begin to break.
Because in the end, the greatest question is not simply what caused the storm.
It is what they will choose to become because of it.
