Paul Clayton: 14 books

Kirkus Reviews: These eclectic stories feature many of the political riffs and future-shock themes found throughout classic sci-fi; they’re also loaded with enough tragic irony to satisfy die-hard Twilight Zone fans. Some of the best include “Dog Man,” about Steve “Cap” Crowley and the other...

Vietnam, 1968, dawn, perimeter guard... "What do you think about being in Vietnam?" I said. Ron laughed. The horizon was cherry red and we could hardly see each other. "We're just here for business." "What do you mean?" "I mean...

Is adhering to a list of rules really what God wants from us?“What must I do? What can I get away with?” Can misunderstanding what is in God’s heart cause you to be less than you can be? In Kingdom Principles, author Paul Clayton Gibbs encourages you to fight for the heart of your King...

1015 Skyview Drive. Reynaldo Collins’ eyes opened when he heard the radio alarm go off in his parents’ bedroom. The music went away suddenly. A few moments later came the running of water in the sink. He knew the sounds by heart. Next would come the click of the medicine cabinet, the buzz of the...

Why do so few of us fulfill our God-given dreams? “Why is this happening? Did I misunderstand God’s call?” Do we give up because we think things are going wrong, when they are actually going right? In Kingdom Pioneering, author Paul Clayton Gibbs explains how to know if your vision...

Why does it seem difficult to get a straight answer from God? “Lord, where should I go? What should I do?” Could it be that it is difficult to give a good answer to a bad question? In Kingdom Patterns, author Paul Clayton Gibbs presents five diagrams to help you understand where...

17 year old, Van Ripplewink, ‘dies’ in 1966 and ‘wakes up’ in a cold graveyard in 2015 America. As he attempts to find his way home, he finds the world he knew gone, and in its place, a bizarre world with morals and social movements he’s never heard of, and technology he’s only read about...

Each year, hundreds of newly ordained pastors enter their first congregations, unsure whether seminary training has truly prepared them for the day-to-day work of parish ministry. Clayton uses a unique epistolary format—from an older, experienced pastor to a novice—to address wisely such issues...

Called for Life reflects on our calling to serve God and neighbor in the context of retirement. People facing retirement ask a variety of questions, each framed by a different perspective. "Will I ever be interested in retiring?" some baby boomers ask. "Who am I now?" newly retired...

This anthology of black writers traces the evolution of African-American perspectives throughout American history, from the early years of slavery to the end of the 20th century. The essays, manifestos, interviews, and documents assembled here, contextualized with critical commentaries from Marable...

Former priest, current FBI profiler and bearer of the Rapture, Tom Judge can't shake the feeling that something is horribly and inherently wrong with the world. Collects Universe #1 - 8 and End of Days.

In the last 30 years there have been dramatic changes in electrical technology--yet the length of the undergraduate curriculum has remained four years. Until some ten years ago, the analysis of transmission lines was a standard topic in the EE and CpE undergraduate curricula. Today most of the undergraduate...

Navigating Post-Truth and Alternative Facts: Religion and Science as Political Theology is an edited volume that explores the critical intersection of “religion-and-science” and our contemporary political and social landscape with a tailored eye towards the epistemological and hermeneutical impact...

Je n’avais pas plus de quinze ans, lorsqu’un jour mon père me rapporta de Paris quelques volumes de Fenimore Cooper, le grand romancier américain. Il y a longtemps de cela, hélas ! Mais je me rappelle encore mon enthousiasme d’enfant pour cette vie des prairies que j’entrevoyais dans ses...