Showing results for "Planets" in Christian Fiction

The white room had a red door and a purple door. Everyone knew where the purple door went, it went to Utopia, the most technologically advanced planet in the galaxy. To enter the purple door, you had to be a committed atheist, and Utopia was proud of the fact that not a single person there believed in God, and they all wanted it that way.

When rookie astronomer Irina Kirilenko discovers a planet-size comet in the Kuiper Belt on a collision course for Mars, she first faces stonewalling from the Minor Planet Center, then coercion and stricture from NASA. They press her to embrace an ingenious reinterpretation of her discovery and ban her from talking about it. It slowly dawns on her that the government is fostering a massive conspiracy to keep the public oblivious to the truth—Earth is facing an existential threat.

Sometimes to save your soul, you must lose everything. Determined and dauntless Director Alex Waters and his crew of Administration missionaries are the best of the best, and they’re ready to speed light years through space to the colony on the beautiful Eden-like world of Polus IV. Their mission to bring the colonists back into the Administration’s fold must succeed. They’ll be saviors, and that means big things for Waters and his entire team. Failure, well...that’s unthinkable.

The deadliest fiction ever written about worldwide annihilation of billions of people on the sidelines - with no helmets, pads, or spiritual defense against the Red Dragon. In the future, weather will destroy the world. It will not be manmade. It will come from the Wrath of God.

Before becoming a monk, Brother Mark O’Reilly was an extraordinary small town physician. With his guru-like clarity, this 100-year-old sage introduced fitness as a spiritual discipline to his student. His timeless wisdom is for everyone who has fought the demons of weight-loss and won, then lost. Then gained, then lost. For the sake of our personal health, or neighbor, and the planet, we have never had a timelier message to embrace once again.