Talking Tombstones
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Christian Life, Biography & Memoir
| Author: | Jesse H. Merrell | ISBN: | 9781640796089 |
| Publisher: | Christian Faith Publishing | Publication: | September 25, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jesse H. Merrell |
| ISBN: | 9781640796089 |
| Publisher: | Christian Faith Publishing |
| Publication: | September 25, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
In his Talking Tombstones, Jesse H. Merrell triggers lifeless tombstones into revealing heart-tugging stories about the people buried in those graves.
You’ll feel his pain as he movingly paints a broad panorama of bitterly painful guilt, exposing his remorse for not showing gratitude to his kindhearted father.
You’ll feel you are sitting right beside him on his haunting, heart-rending, all-night train ride home to his benevolent father’s funeral.
You’ll marvel at the sickly child who became a giant in God’s grand army of salvation.
You’ll appreciate the insightful sermon by the pastor who preached a so-called mean man into heaven—which no one thought possible.
You’ll laugh at hilarious pranks like you’ve never imagined, pulled off by imaginative mischief makers in his hometown of Shelby, Alabama.
You’ll cringe as you see his mother being violently dragged beneath a car—roaring toward a neckbreaking railroad track . . . until heaven intervenes.
You’ll feel swept into nostalgic memories that will profoundly warm your heart forever.
They will also touch your soul—especially as he majestically rivets those memories into things we can all do today to benefit struggling mankind.
In his Talking Tombstones, Jesse H. Merrell triggers lifeless tombstones into revealing heart-tugging stories about the people buried in those graves.
You’ll feel his pain as he movingly paints a broad panorama of bitterly painful guilt, exposing his remorse for not showing gratitude to his kindhearted father.
You’ll feel you are sitting right beside him on his haunting, heart-rending, all-night train ride home to his benevolent father’s funeral.
You’ll marvel at the sickly child who became a giant in God’s grand army of salvation.
You’ll appreciate the insightful sermon by the pastor who preached a so-called mean man into heaven—which no one thought possible.
You’ll laugh at hilarious pranks like you’ve never imagined, pulled off by imaginative mischief makers in his hometown of Shelby, Alabama.
You’ll cringe as you see his mother being violently dragged beneath a car—roaring toward a neckbreaking railroad track . . . until heaven intervenes.
You’ll feel swept into nostalgic memories that will profoundly warm your heart forever.
They will also touch your soul—especially as he majestically rivets those memories into things we can all do today to benefit struggling mankind.
