America, drifting away from God and in a grave moral crisis, stands at a major spiritual crossroads? The truth of how this nation was founded and what its founders believed is being suppressed. Is America a Christian nation? Were America's founders Christians? Does America's have a prophetic destiny? If so, will America fulfill that destiny? These questions and more are answered by Rabbi Eric Carlson in "Is God Done with America?." Based upon the "One New Man" of Ephesians 2:15, America's spiritual DNA was established through a prayer spoken twice a day at the birthplace and spiritual root of America, Jamestown Settlement, Virginia by the founding colonists. A portion of this prayer, exactly as it was written and quoted from the book "Lawes Divine, Morall and Martiall for the Colony of Virginea," printed in the year 1612, was spoken twice daily. "A Praier duly said Morning and Evening upon the Court of Guard, either by the Captaine of the watch himselfe, or by some one of his principall officers."
And call in the Jewes together with the fulnesse of the gentiles, that thy name may be glorious in al the world, the dayes of iniquity may come to an end, and we with all thine elect people may come to see thy face in glorie, and be filled with the light thereof for evermore.
This prayer not only reveals a portion of Americas prophetic destiny, it is key to the restoration and infusion of life into the dead and dying church in America today. "Is God Done with America?" contains critical information regarding Jewish revival, the restoration of signs and wonders to the body of Messiah, and the reconciliation of Messianic Jews and Christians into one unified body Time is running short, is God done with America?

In 1977 "Julia" became one of the 30,000 victims of Argentina's most recent military dictatorship. Julia was a young physician and mother-to-be kidnapped from a medical clinic and found years later in a clandestine grave along with 334 other corpses. Who were those thousands of victims? Who was Julia? By reconstructing Julia's life, Eric Stener Carlson gives voice to the thousands of citizens who were "disappeared". In doing so, he must use the pseudonym "Julia" to protect the people she left behind. Julia's poignant story is told through the emotional memories of childhood friends and family, classmates and colleagues, an ex-lover, and fellow prisoners whose lives intersected with hers in the government torture centers. Interspersed between the personal testimonies are the commentaries of a military general, a priest, a politician, a human rights activist, and a prosecuting attorney in the war crimes tribunal, giving her story a political and social context.

I Am God's Storyteller invites children to use their gifts to shine God's light and share the Gospel. Offering children examples of noted storytellers in Bible history (Sarah, Moses, Deborah, Esther, David, Isaiah, Mary, John the Baptist, and the Evangelists and early Church), this colorful and engaging picture book also looks at how Jesus used storytelling to teach and share his message of faith, hope and love. I Am God's Storyteller concludes by asking children to be "God's storytellers," and helps them to understand that our world needs them now more than ever to shine God's light. Includes information for parents, teachers and caregivers, with suggestions and guidelines for building a love for storytelling in the hearts of children. With encouragement and empowerment, young storytellers are sent on a mission to engage the world around them with joy and creativity.

Fisher Williams awakens one day to find he is living inside a dream. His picture-perfect life consists of studying Marine Biology at a local university, entertaining his girlfriend Caroline, and frequenting concerts, all among the dazzling lights of New York City. Everything is fine until a string of sleepless nights and strange dreams cause Fisher to begin losing his life's rhythm, threatening to tear his well-crafted world apart at the seams. Fisher, nowhere else to turn, hopes a local sleep clinic will cure his ailments. Despite these hopes, Fisher's existence is soon brought into disarray by a slew of unexpected and troubling blackouts, losses of consciousness that bring him terrifying visions and unexpected occurrences. Complicating the problem is a local musician named Rick, a mysterious singer that spends his time stalking Fisher and spouting cryptic messages about the ocean. And when Fisher begins to suspect himself of a murder that occurred during a blackout, he must stop at nothing to discover the truth. Along with his new friend Dennis, Fisher must follow a series of clues leading to places that defy even his wildest expectations, and bring into question the very nature of existence. Author Eric Carlson, in his debut novel, presents an enchanting vision of a world where uncertainty lies around every turn - One where our love for life is tested, and the simple nature of our consciousness threatens to overtake the constant search for inner peace.