The Hall
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| Rating | : | 4.70 (928 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1494753243 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 46 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-09-16 |
| Language | : | English |
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Kelley said The Hall is moving, impacting, and awesome!!!. The Hall is an incredble piece of vivid writing. Seth Williamson has written an amazing story that tells a moving tale of judgement day. After reading it, I recommended it to a friend and he said he has never seen anything that canvassed the love of God so well. He also told me that he would have definitely paid more than a dollar to read it, as well as said that reading it made his day. The Hall i
He saw his own life become healthier and holier when he found a passion and excitement for the Word of God and believes the same can happen to others. While preaching is his forte, writing comes in second and he is excited for you to read his books and grow in your faith. Seth Williamson accepted Jesus as Lord at the age of five and grew up in Southern Baptist churches. Since then he has preached at many churches across the Southern United States and has been studying Theology
Since then he has preached at many churches across the Southern United States and has been studying Theology and Apologetics. While preaching is his forte, writing comes in second and he is excited for you to read his books and grow in your faith. He desires to see people draw closer to God and become better-informed believers. After becoming jaded and lonely, he was, to his surprise, called into full time pastoral ministry in 2010. . About the Author Seth Williamson accepted Jesus as Lord at the age of
Through the smoke, rotting flesh, blood, gore, and tears James will see his life in perspective for the first time. Will God forgive him or will he perish?. James Smith finds himself in eternity walking down a hallway facing the terrors of his life. What will judgment day be like? Will we watch our lives on a screen? Will God read off a list of things we have done wrong? Will we be humiliated or will we be excited? When a Christian dies what happens to all the horrible things he has done? Will we miss our earthly homes or will we never look back? The Hall faces these questions in the style of a parable. At one point he was a man who thought he had it all together but now he realizes how horrible of a man he really was