Oh, boy. The scientists are going nuts. Every day, the James Webb telescope sends back new pictures from space that contradict the "Big Bang Theory." The astrophysicists and astronomers are pulling their hair out. (Well, not all of them.) "I have...
Author: Anthony Barbera
Anthony Barbera is a novelist with a passion for storytelling rooted in faith, history, and adventure. He is the author of Elijah: Fire from Heaven, Jonah in the Time of the Kings, Catching Baby Moses, The First Rains of October, Assurity: A Space Thriller, and Izzy the Bernese Mountain Dog. His novels span biblical fiction, Christian suspense, and inspirational sci-fi, drawing readers into rich, character-driven journeys. He writes stories meant to inspire, encourage, and entertain.
The AudioBook Jonah In the Time of the Kings, read by the author, is now available on Audible & Spotify.
Learn more at www.AnthonyBarbera.com
The Question of Immortality . . .
". . . As soon as he reflected seriously and was struck by the conviction that immortality and God exist, he naturally said at once to himself: “I want to live for immortality, and I reject any halfway compromise.” In...
Mapping a Story: Develop a Unique Approach for a Bestselling Novel
Every book I write takes a unique approach. Some writers write straight from their minds, one moment to the next. Others plan every detail, utilizing all manner of methods in between. What is your unique approach for writing a novel?...
Amazed by God’s Creation
I am so amazed by these animals that God has created for us. They all have a purpose and know what it is. When the chickens lay an egg, they give off a squawking call all of their own. When...
The Widow Woman of Zarephath (Elijah-Examples of Faith:Four)
Then, after being fed by ravens and having water supplied by the drying-up brook, Yahweh said, "Elijah, get up, go to Zarephath and live there. I have already told a widow there to provide for you."
Brother Mueller and His Orphan Work
Above is the actual newspaper journal that Charles Dickens published in 1857 with the article I mentioned in my Journal entry entitled: George Muller And Charles Dickens: A Tale Of Great Love For Orphans.