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Celestial: The Series
My effort to design the best Christian video game started with a three month Bible study. That Bible Study turned into an eight year writing journey, and that writing journey lead to the creation of FlyingFaith.org and what I once called ‘the angel project’.
My debut book, Celestial, released in May 2022. Since then, many recognized it as an excellent, highly original work for its thrilling adventure, touching spiritual insight, and portrayal of angels that not only felt fresh but hit closer to the reality God's Word described over mankind's popular folklore. Most importantly, it inspired every reader to pursue and deepen their view of who Christ is.
It's my sincerest humble pleasure to continue expanding Celestial's world, with Christ and His Word as my guide, into this new and exciting book series! May they continue to entertain and challenge readers to fully perceive God’s tireless work in both the visible and invisible plains!
Celestial
What if you desired salvation but couldn't have it?
For thousands of years, angels like Captain Jediah had waged war against their former brethren: the demons. As Keeper of the Abyss, it’s his duty to ensure Appolyon’s army remains imprisoned until the end of the age. Unfortunately, despite all that God had entrusted him with, Jediah is plagued by an unceasing guilt from an old, rash mistake. It drives him to thirst for Christ’s redemptive power. He would ask for it, if not for one glaring problem. He’s not human. God’s gift of salvation is meant for mankind alone.
Things change when God appoints Jediah to lead a covert task force, consisting of five wildly different angels. They must rely on each other to hunt down dangerous demons across the globe before they decimate the world. Jediah ponders if his return to earth might be his only chance to learn what human salvation is truly like. Unbeknownst to him, however, his mission will push him to his absolute limit. One of his angels hides a secret agenda, and the past that haunts him—now aware of his return—is hellbent on revenge.
Can Jediah risk capture to find the relief he’s so desperate for? Or should he even chase what he cannot have at all? What does it truly mean to live redeemed?