This is the story of a young lad who loses his pa at the age of eleven and takes on the responsibility of the family farm. Charlie always tries to remember his father’s counsel and follow it by doing right for others. However, his sixteenth birthday finds him overwhelmed with the arrival of a card containing a strange poetic message. This ordeal has Charlie in a state of confusion. Along with his pa’s example, the help of Father Flanagan’s Bible preaching, and some friends, Charlie discovers some valuable truths. From the leprechaun’s curse, Charlie sees how vanity can be hidden deep inside. With that insight, he learns what true friendship is all about. As he starts to believe the priest about the Bible, he realizes that although you might know someone all your life, you may not really know them at all. His greatest revelation is that the verses in the Bible are applicable to everyday life. Through reading it, he learns that what seems evil, God can turn into good. Charlie McGee and the Leprechaun is an allegory in that it reveals the spiritual journey of a young lad to discover through his dilemma the truths of the Bible.

With all the turmoil and unrest in our nation, it seems many have turned our eyes away from the prize we began this race to win. We have forgotten we are not running for a corruptible crown that will fade away. We have forgotten we chose to run this race because we desired to win the incorruptible crown. Our cross of self-denial has become too cumbersome and our race too arduous, too demanding. We have become more concerned with enjoying this life instead of running for the prize of the future. Because we are centered on the now and not the future, we have lost the desire to persevere. As we focus upon this life, we are daily enticed to meander onto the wide and broad path. This book is written to ignite the fire in us to persevere and focus on our eternal glory and not this life. We will be encouraged to keep running as we remember our light afflictions of this life are for a season, whereas winning our incorruptible crown is forever.

God’s soldiers are under attack by Satan through sickness and disease. Many sit like Job with the mentality that God has forsaken them. Due to a lack of knowledge of what is included in the Atonement, some believe that their sickness and disease is the will of God. Why is there so little difficulty believing that we have freedom from sin’s power in the Atonement, and so much controversy believing that it includes freedom from the power of sickness and disease? God has impressed my heart that his soldiers are settling for less than what he has promised in his word. Many are deficient in a knowledge of Scripture. Others have been taught wrong doctrine and are ignorant of God’s promises (which belong to his children). This book is meant to give the understanding that it is God’s will for us to recognize what the devil is doing and overcome his lies by faith. The Holy Spirit has been trying to set the captive free from sickness and disease, but wrong doctrine, misunderstanding of Scripture, and medical science have God’s soldiers tormented by Satan’s lies. This book addresses the devil’s lies and is meant to once and for all set the captive free.

Burroughville seems like a pleasant town with manors and quiet living. But it’s a town full of gossip and prejudice by many who sit regularly in church. Luke Drake, a police officer, struggles with the town’s love of gossip. He stayed because he believed one can make a difference. It’s a challenge when his sister owns the diner that is gossip headquarters, and his chief mocks his faith at every opportunity. Luke finds himself in turmoil after receiving a call about a disturbance at the Johnson Manor. When he enters the parlor, he sees Elizabeth Johnson with the murder weapon in her hands, her husband lying dead on the floor, and a large clotted gash on the right side of his head. Although this was fodder for gossip, Luke believes things aren’t what they seem to be. Pastor O’Reilly encourages him to trust God, who knows the beginning and ending. But Luke understands that the in-between time can challenge one’s faith. This is a story revealing that steadfastness in faith can make a difference no matter how difficult the obstacle. Through Luke’s endeavor, things are changed, and some of God’s children are blessed!

In this sequel, the Elfdins of Oralee, who have been awakened to the Sovereign God and his supernatural power, are about to embark on a crusade unlike any other. Evil Druxin, who entered through the Portal into the Human world with four Krogs, has wreaked havoc on the Humans in his search to locate Maddock, imprisoned by Master Godric and Mistress Edith. With the time difference between the two worlds, many could die before the crusaders returned to Oralee. Despite not possessing gold crosses necessary to return through the Portal, the Elfdins selflessly choose to permanently leave Oralee to save the Humans and their world from Druxin's destruction. As they proceed, the Elfdins and the Humans encounter malicious traps set by Druxin that are meant to kill any who venture forward. Incorporating Maddock and his evil apprentices, Druxin creates a vile army of demonic powered warriors determined to destroy the Sovereign God and his followers once and for all. It is a journey full of impediments revealing the power of God's word can bring them through any storm, overcome any obstacle, and triumph over any strategy of the enemy.

Christians are not above fear, guilt, and grief. Whenever we are faced with fear and grief, we can sometimes take matters into our own hands and use man’s knowledge and wisdom to control things. When this occurs, we can find ourselves leaning on our own understanding and not on faith. Tom Nottingham allows the fear of losing his business to become his priority, resulting in the neglect of his family. Following a dreadful accident where his family dies, he is weighed down by grief and guilt until it consumes his energy. He goes deep into his grief, slips into a self-made cocoon of depression, loses touch with his emotions, and is no longer stirred by anything. He becomes like a dead man walking. When Robert Montgomery, a Good Samaritan, comes into the situation, it is a challenge for him to breach Tom’s cocoon. Through some divinely appointed circumstances, Robert receives wisdom regarding how to break through to Tom. Along with a cast of characters all working to help Tom, God is enabled to do an incredible work of healing as he did with King Nebuchadnezzar!

Christian, as you begin to understand why you seem to be losing battles because of making the wrong choices, you gain wisdom. This wisdom gives you the ability to know how to calm the inner battle, deny your flesh, and choose God's will. Making the right choice between faith and unbelief takes an incredible determination to deny what you want. This can be most agonizing, but you are the one who chooses to obey God or self. That is the key to living in the promised land or the promises of God. Never forget that you're in a war with an unrelenting enemy who works overtime to get you to yield to your flesh and not the Spirit. Never forget that you face a supernatural enemy who is unyielding in his vendetta to destroy your faith. This life is full of storms, obstacles, demonic strategies, Goliaths, etc. Unless you learn how to win the battle raging within between your flesh and Spirit, you will be overcome by Satan's tactics. This book's intention is to educate God's soldiers on how to overcome the conflict of flesh and Spirit, win the inner battle of choice for the glory of God, and hear, "Well done, thou good and faithful servant!"