- Print length: 682 pages
- Language: English
- Publication date: March 2, 2026
- Volition Series: Book 1 of 5
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World War Will
(Volition Series Book 1)
World War Will is not a book about war as history records it. It is a book about the war beneath history—the conflict that determines why nations rise, systems harden, morals bend, and individuals fracture or endure.
At its core, this book argues that every conflict, personal or global, is first a conflict of will. Not merely between people or powers, but between submission and self-sovereignty, alignment and autonomy, truth and necessity. Drawing from Scripture, philosophy, psychology, and lived experience, World War Will traces how the human will is shaped, trained, manipulated, and ultimately tested under pressure.
Rather than offering abstract theology, the book examines real patterns: how systems justify cruelty in the name of survival, how moral language shifts when stability is threatened, how power disguises itself as necessity, and how individuals are slowly conditioned to surrender conscience for coherence. It exposes why sincerity is not enough, why good intentions collapse under strain, and why untrained wills are quietly absorbed by stronger ones.
At the same time, World War Will makes a difficult but hopeful claim: that alignment with God does not remove struggle, but it does remove chaos. Through biblical case studies, historical parallels, and psychological insight, the book reveals how a will anchored beyond circumstance can remain intact even when everything else gives way.
This is not a call to retreat from the world, nor a promise of safety. It is a sober examination of what it costs to remain aligned—and what it costs when alignment is lost. It asks the reader to confront an unsettling question: not who is right, but who or what is shaping your will.
Written for readers willing to think deeply and honestly, World War Will challenges assumptions, dismantles false neutralities, and invites a reckoning with the unseen forces that quietly decide the outcome of lives, cultures, and history itself.
- Print length: 265 pages
- Language: English
- Publication date: April 6, 2026
- Volition Series: Book 2 of 5
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Gospel of Death
(Volition Series Book 2)
In “Gospel of Death,” a gripping narrative unfolds as a seasoned Military Intelligence Operator embarks on a quest not just for answers but for actionable truth.
Amidst a life defined by the cold, hard facts of reality and a staunch atheist stance, the investigator is drawn into an unparalleled investigation. This journey is sparked by a challenge: to determine whether the Bible’s teachings about death—and life—hold enough merit to be considered “actionable intelligence.” Is the biblical gospel, traditionally seen as ‘good news,’ relevant and practical enough to influence real-world decisions and actions?
As the investigation deepens, what begins as a skeptical inquiry into the Bible’s applicability in modern life transforms into a profound exploration of faith, truth, and the very essence of human existence. The investigator’s journey is fraught with unexpected revelations, leading them through the complexities of biblical history, doctrine, and prophecy. This path, initially undertaken to scrutinize the Bible’s value beyond its spiritual assertions, gradually reveals the profound impact of its teachings on personal and professional life.
“Gospel of Death” is more than a story of conversion; it is a compelling tale of discovery, challenging the boundaries between belief and knowledge, faith and evidence. It invites readers to witness the transformative journey of a hard-core atheist evolving into a born-again Christian, not through blind faith but through a rigorous quest for tangible, actionable truth. This book promises to captivate, challenge, and inspire, offering a fresh perspective on the enduring relevance of biblical teachings in the quest for truth and meaning in the modern world.
- Print length: 423 pages
- Language: English
- Publication date: June 1, 2025
- Reading age: 16 - 18 years
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The Path
The Path: Face to Face with Jesus
What if, in your darkest hour, you came face to face with the very One you were sure doesn’t exist?
A former U.S. Army veteran is caught in the wreckage of a life unraveling. His marriage is scarred by betrayal. His children—his deepest joy—are growing up in a home he’s barely able to support. And the business he once dreamed would bring stability? Left behind in a desperate bid to salvage what’s left of his family. With nothing but grit and a broken heart, he takes a job in the frozen oil fields of North Dakota—hoping to keep food on the table, even as everything else falls apart.
With nowhere left to turn and darkness closing in, he begins to consider the unthinkable. But on the edge of despair, something happens—something impossible.
He meets Jesus.
Not in a church. Not through a sermon. But face to face.
This is not just a story of survival—it’s a story of confrontation, awakening, and grace. As an atheist with war-buried secrets and a lifetime of skepticism, this encounter shakes the foundations of everything he thought he knew. And when it’s over, he’s left with one mission: to rebuild the ruins of his life through the lens of a truth he never believed could be real.
The Path: Face to Face with Jesus is a raw and powerful journey through heartbreak, doubt, and divine intervention. For anyone who’s ever stood at the edge and wondered if there’s more—this is your invitation to take the first step.
- Print length: 472 pages
- Language: English
- Publication date: May 4, 2026
- Volition Series: Book 3 of 5
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The LIFE Question
(Volition Series Book 3)
What if the Bible isn’t just true—but usable?
Most people never reject Christianity because of theology. They reject it because real life feels heavier than the answers they’ve been given. Relationships fracture. Discipline fails. Anger resurfaces. Purpose fades. Faith, if it exists at all, is often treated as something abstract—true in theory, but fragile in practice.
The Life Question asks a different kind of question:
If Scripture is true, does it actually hold up under the weight of everyday life?
Written as a grounded investigation rather than a sermon, this book examines how biblical wisdom functions when tested against real-world pressure—habits, priorities, relationships, work, money, temptation, suffering, endurance, and legacy. Truth is not assumed. It is examined. Scripture is not treated as decoration, but as a working manual.
Using a clear and memorable framework built around the metaphor of a house, The Life Question walks the reader through four deliberate phases:
removing what is already unstable
laying a foundation capable of carrying weight building structure through discipline, perspective, courage, forgiveness, and balance and finally learning how to live inside what has been built
Along the way, lessons from history and philosophy are tested alongside Scripture, not to compete with it, but to see whether truth collapses or coheres when examined from every angle. If the Bible’s claims about human nature and wisdom are real, they should continue to hold whether encountered in ancient texts, historical patterns, or lived experience.
This book does not claim to replace Scripture. It repeatedly points back to it.
- Print length: 647 pages
- Language: English
- Publication date: June 1, 2026
- Volition Series: Book 4 of 5
Rapture Recon
(Volition Series Book 4)
Biblical prophecy was never meant to be fantasy.
It was meant to be verifiable.
In Rapture Recon, a former U.S. Military Intelligence Operator approaches end-times prophecy the same way real-world threats are analyzed: patterns first, timelines second, speculation last. This is not a book about hype, fear, or headline-chasing. It is an evidence-based investigation into whether the Bible’s most disputed prophecies align with documented history—and whether they still map forward with credibility today.
What most readers don’t realize is that some of Scripture’s most dramatic predictions have already been fulfilled with mathematical precision. Daniel’s prophecy of the Messiah’s arrival and death was written more than 500 years before Christ—yet it lands exactly on the historical window of His baptism and crucifixion. Empires rose and fell as foretold. Religious and political systems followed the same blueprint across centuries.
That raises an uncomfortable question:
If the fulfilled prophecies were this accurate…
what about the ones that haven’t happened yet?
Rapture Recon refuses to begin with assumptions. It does not start with modern events and force Scripture to fit them. Instead, Scripture establishes the framework, history tests it, and only then are modern parallels evaluated for plausibility. Where the Bible is silent, the analysis stops. Where the Bible speaks clearly, the evidence is followed—without denomination, tradition, or fear-based interpretation driving the conclusions.
Readers are guided through how prophecy actually works: why symbols repeat across books, how Scripture decodes Scripture, and why prophetic fulfillment often unfolds in stages rather than single moments. The seals, trumpets, Babylon, the mark, and the final conflict are not treated as abstract metaphors or pop-culture myths, but as intelligible signals embedded in a coherent intelligence framework.
This book does not ask for blind faith.
It asks for honest evaluation.
Read the investigation.
Test the evidence. Decide for yourself.
- Reading age: 14 - 18 years
- Language: English
- Publication date: July 6, 2026
- Volition Series: Book 5 of 5
Victory
(Volition Series Book 5)
Victory was not written to ask new questions.
It was written because too many answers had already begun to converge.
As the final book in the Volition Series, Victory is the only volume written intentionally after the others were complete. Each prior investigation—into human will, suffering, daily life, history, and prophecy—pressed toward the same realization. Questions that once stood apart began to overlap. Patterns repeated. Explanations that once felt separate locked together.
At that point, another investigation became unavoidable:
What does the world look like if all of this is true at the same time?
By the time this book begins, Scripture has already been tested where people most often resist it—against daily life, where habits expose what actually holds; against suffering and death, where comforting ideas fail quickly; and against history and prophecy, where claims either align with reality or collapse under time. What remains is not proof in the way it is often demanded, but coherence.
The Bible does not present itself as a collection of isolated truths. It presents a single account of reality—one that spans individuals and systems, nations and empires, time and eternity. If that account is false, history itself should contradict it decisively. If it is true, history should bear its fingerprints even where Scripture is not explicitly referenced.
Victory exists to examine whether those fingerprints can be traced.
This book does not replace the earlier volumes in the series; it integrates them. Each book in the Volition Series stands on its own as a complete inquiry into a specific question. When read together, however, their full coherence becomes visible. What appears partial in isolation begins to resolve into a unified picture—one that only emerges when the entire journey is followed step by step.