The Book of the Harvest

by Brad Francis

Overview

Somewhere in the depths of eternity, a man begins to wonder about the people whose lives he had a chance to touch during his mortal life. His questions lead him to a remarkable book about opportunity, both missed and met, and the heart-breaking truth about souls left behind. This short story is a challenging and inspiring Christian fable that begs the reader to take their faith seriously and reach their world for Christ.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781475130232
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	04/01/2012
Pages:	46
Product dimensions:	5.24(w) x 7.99(h) x 0.11(d)

About the Author

Brad Francis is a man of ministry. Amid all the regular concerns and general unpredictability of life, his goal is to focus on Christ and on building His kingdom. Although Brad has been writing frequently and honing his craft as long as he's been able to read, his work has generally not been made available to the public (except for numerous published skits that are performed in church services across the United States, and the original dramas that Brad has written for and performed as part of Stage Right Ministries). God has been working, however, and now this work, designed to bring glory to Jesus Christ, is being made available, that God may use it however He deems fit.

Brad and his family are always looking for and praying about the ways that they can be used by God. For seven months, that meant touring around the country and performing dramas at churches and church events with Stage Right Ministries, which they founded. More recently, the focus has been on personal discipleship. Brad and his wife Shannon established a discipleship ministry at their home church in Bellevue, Michigan, where they've been investing time in a group of young adults who want to take their faith seriously.

Brad writes in whatever time he can find to do so. He enjoys reading suspense, fantasy and science fiction, and many other genres, so long as the writing is compelling and grabs him. He writes fiction with an eternal purpose.