Reflections on Faith at Twilight

This author offers, in this work, a compendium of easily read short stories of Christian faith for those who are committed in their faith, those who are uncertain, and those with serious doubts. The reader will find the author's epistles-as he calls them-confirming to the committed and gently nudging to those who have questions, doubts, or fears about their faith.

The book's topics are varied and wide-ranging, but all end with an affirmation of or call to faith. There is one about the wonderment of God storing up 17.4 million gallons of water in the clouds to provide a measly one inch of rain over one square mile of farmland.

Another epistle explores the prospect of creating a dandelion from scratch, given limitless resources.

Still another inspires the reader to think about the heartbreak of not having called, written, or stopped by to express love or support for a special person in their life who now has passed on.

Then there is the story about an interview with the apostle Peter about his greatest regret or another about the traveler in the inn who failed-after the priest and Levite had-to stop and help the beaten man along the road to Samaria.