Hell, Destruction, and Other Tales: The Heights and Depths of Scripture

In this day of Hubble and ROV's, we think we have seen it all, peering into the outer limits and searching out the deep. Yet that Book with great dualities assures mankind of this - there cannot be a heaven without a hell that men must shun at all costs.

Jesus himself will pull no punches, despite his unparalleled love. Up the down staircase is the rule for those who would reign with him, while in hell the defiant are hapless intruders into the woe of devils.

In Hell, Destruction, and Other Tales, author Joe Conti gives the reasons why:

-With the sin of man all-pervasive, so too must be his repentance
-Height and depth are mouth and heart in any confession of Christ
-Transactions in the heavens are reflected in the annals of Earth
-Rebel land means rebel spirit, the patron demons of nations

Join with us as we tackle the themes of Chaos, dragons, captivity captive, lawlessness, and Gehenna. Embodied spirits, disembodied men - Satan is known for stark reversals and the tragic fall of the proud. But smite the shepherd is foreordained to secure a great salvation.

And Israel will never be forsaken by the God of height and depth.