B. Scott Marcum

The Disquiet of Solitude (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Josiah is a faithful minister of God's word and a proud father preparing his son to be the same. The Smith family has successfully passed this life path on from father to son for generations. It is a tradition that Josiah would do almost anything to ensure it continues. Anything, including making a decision that will set his family on a course toward tragedy and test his son Elijah unimaginably.

Fate finds Elijah Smith when he is somewhere between being the boy he is and the man he is to become. Adding to Elijah's challenge is the fact that he suddenly finds himself all alone in an unknown wilderness. Can Elijah overcome the threats that find him while in this solitude? Will he give into fear and become lost in the wilderness, or will Elijah call upon the Holy Spirit to be his guide?

"My goal in telling this story was to express how finding and accepting Jesus will keep an individual from ever knowing solitude. I wanted to show how allowing the Holly Spirit to lead oneself can open the soul to life. Because, life, my friends, is so wonderfully disquiet." B. Scott Marcum

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: B. Scott Marcum
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. März 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393751892
• Artikelnr.: 61311718

Autorenporträt

The Queen City, or Cincinnati Ohio for those who know it is a very Catholic city. B. Scott Marcum was born and raised there by wonderful parents who had him attend Catholic schools. In that system catholicism molded and shaped his beliefs and build his Christian faith until the late 1980's when the family moved to west Michigan. There in a more reformed Christian place B. Scott Marcum met his amazing wife, she was raised as a Lutheran. Having a calling to understand the differences between the two Churches drove him to seek deeper knowledge of those and other Christian faiths. That search widened and after nearly thirty years of exploration B. Scott Marcum has come to be troubled and amazed by his findings. His belief and faith has only been strengthened in that search to be a better Christian. His hope is to share that trouble and amazement he has found. His calling is to lift his readers up in their own Christian faith.