Terry Beasley is a very Spiritual Christian tenth grader in public school. He is extremely serious about his beliefs and strives to live accordingly. He faces opposition spirit, soul, and body in the forms of class textbooks, school staff, other students, demonic attacks and his own weaknesses. The supernatural is common for him as he moves in the Spirit into the third heaven by worship and by confrontations with demonic manifestations both through people and in the spirit realm. He is aided by the companionship of good friends and strong parents. Life is good (most of the time) but not without everyday struggles. Only Terry's everyday struggles are different from most teenagers for his are not all in the physical realm.

Jesus At Twelve is a factual novel which concerns the life of Jesus when He was twelve years old. The facts are taken from in depth historical studies. It is written so the average Christian does not have any problem understanding the text even though it contains research on Bible college level. Jesus is portrayed as a normal boy who plays with his friends but with an extraordinary discernment and wisdom. The political climate and spiritual aspects of the day are demonstrated in the story. The center of the narrative is the festival of Passover. The reader walks to Jerusalem and celebrates the Passover with Jesus and His family. They get a look into the possibilities of Jesus' visit with the teachers of the Law. This includes some of the actual discussions of Hillel, the head rabbi of the Pharisaical Sanhedrin the year Jesus was there. The walk back, the descriptions of the average homes, and glances at the carpentry business give more insight to the life Jesus lead while on earth. The reader joins Jesus and His family as they observe the Sabbath, one of the mainstays of Judaism Nazareth is only a short walk from Sepphoris, the capitol of Galilee. Jesus accompanies His earthly father Joseph to this Roman designed city where He observes the practice of the theatre. Details such as the Mosaic floor are drawn from actual excavations of this theatre. Two of well-known rabbis of the time who lived close to Nazareth visit Jesus' school and, like Hillel, some of their actual teachings are included. The reader will leave this book with an understanding of Jesus as a boy most never dreamed possible.

Dormar, the prince of Dlarm, was wounded when the evil empire of Zexar conquered the capitol city. He miraculously escapes and is nursed back to health by a strange young lady, called "the Old Woman." She sends an obese older man as the prince's traveling companion in his quest to destroy Zexar. Dormar soon learns that there is more to this man than can be seen by physical eyes.

God was manifest at the birth of Jesus on earth. He was not created at the birth of Jesus. Most Christian doctrines and church dogma have this unrealized foundation. The Bible did not start with Matthew any more than the revelations of God to mankind. The New Testament stands on the Old Testament. Jesus said, "Think not that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets: I am not come to destroy, but to fulfil. For verily I say unto you, Till heaven and earth pass, one jot or one tittle shall in no wise pass from the law, till all be fulfilled. Whosoever therefore shall break one of these least commandments, and shall teach men so, he shall be called the least in the kingdom of heaven: but whosoever shall do and teach them, the same shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven" (Matt 5:17-19). The response heard countless of times in Bible discussion is, "But that was under the Law and Jesus came to do away with the Law." Really? Bible prophesy will not be fulfilled until the creation of the New Heavens and Earth at Revelation chapter twenty-one. According to Jesus; the Church and the New Testament stands on God's unchangeable Law. The Church was born as a Jewish child. That is her birthright.

Does God operate in the supernatural in the world today? Or did He only do that in the past and will He do that one day again in the future? If God is not in church, why should we go? This is the story of one seeker's search of supernatural Truth. Journey with Barry from childhood through his adult life, as God slowly unfolds the answer to these questions and more.

Alguna vez se a preguntado por que las cosas en su vida Cristiana no van como usted quisiera? O alguna vez a suplicado de corazon, "Oh Dios, donde estoy? " Consulte con Dios para ver donde se encuentra en su escuela de madurez. Todos queremos saber la voluntad de Dios para con nosotros mismos y hacia donde nos dirigimos. II Pedro capitulo uno inicia con la "fe " y agrega las etapas de la madurez cristiana hasta que se alcanza el "amor." Este es un repaso de nuestro plan de estudios de crecimiento espiritual. Muchas veces comenzamos con el Senor, encendidos con celo y repartimos la Palabra donde quiera que vayamos. El cristiano joven puede carecer de sabiduria sobre como aplicar la Palabra en sus vidas. En efecto, podemos ser una "pequena semilla" para el Senor hasta que El nos puede madurar en El. Una bellota comienza la vida como un pequeno nuez y se convierte en un poderoso arbol. De la misma manera, podemos permitir que la semilla de la Palabra en nuestro corazon brote, que florezca en todos los aspectos de nuestra vida, y de fruto hasta que nos convirtamos en un "arbol de vida" para los que nos rodean. Todo cristiano y toda iglesia pueden encontrarse en la lista de madurez de Pedro. Esto nos ayuda a entender donde y por que estamos en el reino de Dios. Encontrar nuestro lugar en Cristo es el deseo de todo Cristiano. Este libro muestra la direccion de nuestro caminar con Dios.