The Precipice: When Everything We Know Ends is ready for
purchase on Amazon! (Available
in Kindle, but one can read it on a tablet, PC or lap top using Kindle Cloud).
First, I want to Thank God for gifting, guiding, and
allowing me to be used for His Kingdom. I
dedicate this book to Him and give all glory due His marvelous name.
Second, I want to thank
everyone who’s helped me throughout all the stages of my publishing and
marketing journey, I couldn’t have done this without you. (That sounds cliché, but it’s true, I really
am more grateful than words can express).
Now, let’s talk
about my book!
Scan the headlines of any news outlet, on any day of the
week, and you can be overwhelmed by the sheer evil abounding almost unchecked
in our world.
It’s enough to make even the most devote Christians look for
a hole to thoroughly stick their heads in.
But as believers in Christ we can take comfort, have hope,
and even rejoice as we go about shining His light into the darkness.
The Precipice combines Fiction, Modern Events and Discussion
Questions to encourage readers to analyze where they place their trust in
comparison to their devotion to Christ.
You can purchase The Precipice: When Everything We Know End on
Amazon by clicking here!
BONUS- If anyone purchases my book on Amazon April 3-14,
they can receive two books from gifted authors, Michael Kimball and Dave Arnold, for FREE. Just email
your receipt at tnc dot avey at gmail dot com and I’ll send you the info to get
these books as a Thank you!
Through the course of this week I’ll be talking about my
book on various blogs and will keep you updated so you can check them out. This
is not including posts others have written to promote the book (THANK YOU).
I know you can get
overwhelmed (and bored) reading about the same book, however, each interview or
guest post I’ve done is different and I hope promotes more of God, than my
book. Please listen to God, not me. Anything good I write is from Him,
anything less is me getting in His way.
Monday’s Blog Tour:
Have
you ever heard the phrase, “with great
power comes great responsibility”?
Have you ever considered that FREEDOM is a
power? That it comes with great responsibility?
As an American Christian I live in abundant
freedom.
Under the U.S. Constitution, no one can
take away my “unalienable rights” without due process of law.
Under the Cross of Calvary, my Salvation
was purchased at no cost to me and I am now free from the penalty of sin and
death.
I am FREE!
I am also Responsible.
I’m responsible for my conduct, again, both
as an American and as a Christian.
You can read more here.
2. INTERVIEW-
Chris Vonada, from I’m Just Thinkin, Questions
include: Once informed, how do we
encourage people to take action, repent and turn toward the Lord? What was the
most challenging thing for you in writing this book? (hint: Fear)Will you ever publish another book?
You can rad more here.
3.
INTERVIEW- Sheila
Kimball, from Longings End, Questions include: You have a B.A. in Criminal Justice, how did that influence your
writing this book? Your book is divided into three short stories. In each,
there are married couples facing tough decisions pertaining to their belief in
God. What led you to bring this element into your book? (hint: Garden of
Eden) How can people encourage others to
be engaged and draw closer to God? You can check out the answers to these
questions, and more, here.
4. INTERVIEW- Marie Winkle, from Spreading Joy
(great 501c if you’re looking for
somewhere trustworthy to give into the Kingdom of God), Questions include: Each person has gifts given to them by God
to aide in their calling. How did you know you were called to write? Explain
how your book encourages people to be more active in their faith. (hint:
Individual Accountability and trust in God) How can people maintain their joy when there are so many troubling
things in the world? (hint: Focus on God, not the world). Read more here.
5.
INTERVIEW- Rick, from Planned Peasanthood (This
is the most intense interview I’ve done- and potentially highly
controversial), Questions include: What
do you say to readers who note that many of your sources are either overtly Republican
or highly conservative (in the political sense)? What, in your opinion, would
it take to get us to an America that more closely resembles Germany in the
1930’s, where books are confiscated and destroyed, and the mere act of belief
in a god other than the state is punishable by imprisonment and/or death? As a
mother, did you find writing the scene inside the church more difficult than
the other parts of the book, or was it something that was surprisingly easy to
do once you’d written the scene in your head? No hints for this interview,
you have to check it out here.
6.
GUEST POST- Ginger Marcinkowski, from
Novel Travelers- I Don’t Apologize for being Christian. Do you? Shorty after I
began my blog, Wisdom
of a Fool,
I was called a “Christian
Apologetic”. I was offended. I had nothing to apologize for! I’m a
Christian and proud of it. (Ignorance really can put one at a disadvantage) I
had no clue what a Christian Apologetic was, but I decided I’d better find out
if people were categorizing me as one…Per Wikipedia, a Christian
Apologetic,
“aims to present a rational basis for the Christian faith,
defending the faith against objections.” While honored people would think I’m able to defend my
faith in Christ in a rational way, I’m
perplexed that ALL Christians
aren’t Apologetics. Read more here.
Purchase it
here!
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