You can have whatever you want.
Under one condition.

Laurel Martin and Jig Klein have nothing in common other than a smooth-talking abductor offering an enticing reward for their cooperation. The mysterious kidnapper claims to have mastered time travel, and they are free to use it to fulfill their deepest desires…if they first step 2,000 years into the past, kill the young Jesus Christ and forever wipe Christianity from the pages of history.

Friends and family launch a desperate search for the missing pair. They uncover a puzzle of ruthlessly executed technology, dark family secrets and a violent, shadowy cult seduced by an ancient evil. An evil that will stop at nothing to reshape eternity to its liking.

You can have whatever you want.
Under one condition.

Laurel Martin and Jig Klein have nothing in common other than a smooth-talking abductor offering an enticing reward for their cooperation. The mysterious kidnapper claims to have mastered time travel, and they are free to use it to fulfill their deepest desires…if they first step 2,000 years into the past, kill the young Jesus Christ and forever wipe Christianity from the pages of history.

Friends and family launch a desperate search for the missing pair. They uncover a puzzle of ruthlessly executed technology, dark family secrets and a violent, shadowy cult seduced by an ancient evil. An evil that will stop at nothing to reshape eternity to its liking.

This edition includes character illustrations by cover artist Caleb W. Knowlton.

Take a road trip with Nicole Unser through her album Wyoming, using her songs, personal story and spiritual practices to invite God’s healing power into your own broken places. (Price includes CD.)

What if the way to inner peace was not what he thought it would look like? What if the answer was taking a journey... with someone he didn’t know, to places he had never been, with no idea how he would get there, experiencing things in the process he believed were impossible? What if the answer wasn’t about religion but a relationship? Not about a destination but the journey itself?