This is the story of how one man was protected by God through the war in Vietnam and the lawless living and imprisonment back home until God brought him in.

This book gives the actual account of murders that received the death penalty with the facts of the case and the events of the hangings. The facts are real with the actual names of the victims and the perpetrator along with the sheriff, judges that sentenced them and others that were involved. The hangings listed here cover a period of about forty years in East Tennessee. One of the men that was hanged build the scaffold he was hanged on for someone else two years before. One of the men that was hanged had the rope to break twice so he was hanged three times before he was dead. Some of the most horrendous murders ever committed are detailed here. Twenty-nine hangings, nine are black men and twenty are white, sixteen are single hangings, five are double hangings, and one is a triple hanging.

This book tells about the attack on the three institutes that God established. Marriage and family, Government, and the church. The attempt to destroy these institutes have distorted the view of what God intended them to be. The judgment of God is already on this nation.

This book tells what it takes to become successful in a way God would honor. It is not about getting rich quick. It gives you the positives and the negatives about going into business for yourself. The author gives his experience of starting his first business without any money and building it into a very successful business. You will have everything you need in this book to motivate you toward success.

This book gives details about the life of the author from birth until he was about 21 years old. His life before Vietnam, during Vietnam and a short time after Vietnam. The life of a person living in rebellion to the will of God and how God protected him through all kind of danger and brought him to final surrender to his will and he lived the rest of his life preaching the Gospel.

This book describes the view of the author as to the racist attitude in the white church, his experiences in pastoring white churches and confronting racism head on. Don't ignore this important issue that is still very much alive and well in the white churches in America.

If you ask people what they believe Jesus is like, you will get many different discerptions; some would describe him as what they have seen from movies, TV, or some other media. Others would give you the description they have heard in Sunday School or Church. Others will provide you with a narrative that they have created in their mind of what they want Jesus to be. Probably none would be biblical. Today we don't wish to know the biblical Jesus, so we think we can make him be whatever we want him to be, and that will make everything turn out all right. Jesus is God; he is the creator and sustainer of the universe. He has always existed and always will. He came to earth to die on the cross for our sins. He was buried, rose again from the dead, went back to heaven, sat down at the right hand of the father on the throne, and is waiting to come back to earth to get his Church. Jesus is also a Judge; he is the one that will judge every person one day.

The Tennessee electric chair was installed in 1916 changing the way executions were performed. Up until this time the gallows had been used for all those who were guilty of crimes that demanded the life of the perpetrator. Now there is a more modern way to put criminals to death. The electric chair pumps 2300 volts of electricity through the body of those who are unfortunate enough to set in it. From 1916 through 1960 a period of 44 years there were 125 men who were put to death in the chair. Of the 125 men 85 were black and 40 were white. This book gives the details of 43 of these men, 21 white men and 22 black men. The details of the crime along with the details of the execution is writer in this book. These are the genuine facts, real names of both victim and perpetrator are revealed in this book. The cases written about here are cases from the East Tennessee division of the state. Please read this book and let in educate you as to the criminal history of East Tennessee.

Why will white folk not read anything about racism? Why will white preachers not preach against racism to their congregations. Why does the average white church in America's south not want any black members? Why do white folks believe that black folks should remain in their place? Why does white folks never get involved in black issues of injustice? Why did white folks get so irate at a black person kneeling instead of standing for the national anthem? Why did white folk totally misunderstand the movement of black lives matter? Why do white folks read nothing and know nothing about black history? Why do white Christians claim that the stories of abuse by slave owners is black propaganda? Why do white people see blacks as inferior? Why do whites see blacks as troublemakers? Why do whites not want to get to know blacks?

This book gives the actual account of murders that received the death penalty with the facts of the case and the events of the hangings. The facts are real with the actual names of the victims and the perpetrator along with the sheriff, judges that sentenced them and others that were involved. The hangings listed here cover a period of about forty years in East Tennessee. One of the men that was hanged build the scaffold he was hanged on for someone else two years before. One of the men that was hanged had the rope to break twice so he was hanged three times before he was dead. Some of the most horrendous murders ever committed are detailed here. Twenty-nine hangings, nine are black men and twenty are white, sixteen are single hangings, five are double hangings, and one is a triple hanging.

This book gives the details of the life of the author from his conversion until the present. The positive and the negative things that he faced during his life as a pastor. Written within the pages of this book are the details of the trials that he met and how God guided him through. The failures that he had and how God stayed with him even while he was disobedient to his will. It tells of the disappointments faced when people shunned him, refusing to accept him as a minister and times when friends turned their backs on him. The book talks about the churches he pastored and the problems. The book also tells about how God never forsake him and always there to comfort him when he faced difficulties. There is nothing like living and knowing that you are in the hand of God. Protected from harm and secure from ever being taken out of his hand.