For Lovers of Francine Rivers and Ancient Faith: Is Prelude Your Next Read? If you’ve ever wept through A Lineage of Grace or found yourself lingering over the sacred tension in Sons of Encouragement, then you already know the power of biblical fiction done well. You know that when Scripture is honored—not rushed—its stories breathe….
Before the plagues. Before the basket. Before Moses spoke a word—there was a sunrise. A patriarch. A whisper of what was coming. Faith, Family, and Foreshadowing: What Lies Beneath the Surface of Prelude When readers enter the world of The Moses Chronicles: Prelude, they expect the beginning of Exodus. What they find instead is the…
The basket floats. The baby cries. And we call that the beginning. But what if Exodus began with a dying patriarch, a fractured house, and a whispered promise? Beyond the Basket: The Exodus Begins Long Before Moses In most tellings, Exodus begins in Egypt’s river reeds—with an infant in a basket, a daughter of Pharaoh,…
She was never the favorite. But she was the mother of half a nation. On this Mother’s Day, we remember Leah—the matriarch who endured quietly, loved deeply, and raised the future of Israel from the shadows. She Was Never the Favorite—But She Was the Mother of Half a Nation When we think of biblical mothers,…
The Raw Humanity of Israel’s Blessings — One Reader’s Favorite Scene Sometimes the most sacred moments in biblical fiction are not grand miracles or divine appearances, but the trembling hands of a dying father and the silent ache in a room full of sons. In The Moses Chronicles: Prelude, few scenes capture this quiet, unfiltered…
“He Fed the Men Who Betrayed Him”: Joseph’s Grace and the Filipino Heart What kind of man feeds the very ones who once left him for dead? A man who has seen God even in suffering. A man with a heart like Joseph’s—and like many we know here in the Philippines. In The Moses Chronicles:…