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by Mark Cahill (Author)
Time is on the move. It's galloping by at an amazing speed. What is really important as the seconds tick by? Are the shocking events happening around the globe getting your full and complete attention? Life is a vapor that passes before our eyes, but what is really important as your days wind down? Take a fascinating and quick journey through biblical history before arriving in the 21st century to understand the issues we are facing in our world today. This adventure will have you thinking not only about how life began, but how it will end. It covers topics such as the sanctity of life, Islam, syncretism, the preservation of truth, the heart of God, and the persecution of the Jews to get you thinking about how the hand of God has been moving through history. It clarifies what is the gospel? What influences are pressing down on the family and why? What are the false teachings blowing through the church today? Is the fulfillment of prophecy on the horizon? What are the real foundations of worship, the problem of sin, and the forces shaping world events? Do you need to look at life from a different angle before it's too late? Do you need a strong wake-up call? Are you ready to meet the King? After reading, you will want to make your stand for the gospel now, and not hit the snooze button. The time is short. No more excuses. The hour is late, and it's just about time for The Last Ride!
Author Biography
Mark Cahill has a business degree from Auburn University, where he was an honorable mention Academic All-American in basketball. He has worked in the business world at IBM and in various management positions, and he taught high school for four years. Mark now speaks to thousands of people a year at conferences, camps, retreats, etc. He has also appeared on numerous radio and television shows. Mark's favorite thing to do is to go out and meet people and find out what they believe and why they believe it. You can find Mark at malls, concerts, art and music festivals, airports, beaches, sporting events, college campuses, etc., doing just that.
