"The Other Side of Calvary" tells of spiritual things seen in heaven. The angels see the Lord as he goes pass the flaming sword restoring the tree of life. Man sees Calvary as they crucify Jesus. He is King of kings. (Christian)

Some forty scholarly works, written by historians on both sides of the Border, form the basis for this non-scholarly attempt to provide a short, simple story of events between the Spanish conquest of Mexico five centuries ago and Mexico's dominance of itself since its independence of two hundred years. Better analysis of events here described in a factually chronologic way can be found in the writer's historical sources. A reader knowing little of Mexico's history can get a good start with this writer's try to show what the large and beautiful land to the south has met and overcome on the way to what it has, and what it will become.

We were created with an immortal soul. We are forever beings. We are going to spend eternity somewhere, where's it going to be? No one likes the thought of dying but it's an issue that we must all deal with. The good news is dying is not the end of things, it's just a transition to the other side of our forever!

Faithwalkers comprises a collection of poems addressing those desirous of walking in faith. Long ago, the one who became the father of faith defi ned the Faithwalker and set the bar for all of those who would subsequently lay claim to having faith. A poem about him lies within. Faithwalkers appeals to a wide audience of inter-denominational people of faith who may or may not be at the top of their respective walks or ministries in Christ as yet. For those uncertain in their current walks, the inherent hope is to awaken them. For the verage Faithwalker (find out if you are a person of faith) the hope is to stimulate them to go on to greater heights in their faith. For those of invincible faith, those who walk at the apex of their ministries, the hope is to encourage them in their daily challenges. Any given poem may have the anointing of the Holy Spirit to be the prompter to uplift the Faithwalker in general. For those who do not have a faith, or those who may be weak or burnt out in their faith, the greatest hope of all is to ignite them once again. Finally, for any without faith, Faithwalkers will offer a call to become a Faithwalker.