Jesus tells us in Matthew 19:26 that "with God all things are possible." In his debut anthology, David Michael Rose offers readers four encounters into the possibilities of God's mysteries. From the parable and myth of a bird on an angelic mission, to the mundane miracle of a man on a quest to lose weight, A Tree for Zacchaeus: Tales of Faith, Hope, and Mystery explores the divine in the fantastic as well as the routine. Stories like "A Two Dollar Suit, " about a dying man shrouded by rejection and addiction, and "A Test of Faith, " about an intervention by the Holy Ghost, raise questions about the nature of God's direct involvement with His children. While many Christians may choose to ignore His spiritual presence, God is evident in all that we see, touch, and feel. Rose's stories show that the expressions of God's divinity, as well as the possibilities, are limitless.
Jesus tells us in Matthew 19:26 that "with God all things are possible." In his debut anthology, David Michael Rose offers readers four encounters into the possibilities of God's mysteries. From the parable and myth of a bird on an angelic mission, to the mundane miracle of a man on a quest to lose weight, A Tree for Zacchaeus: Tales of Faith, Hope, and Mystery explores the divine in the fantastic as well as the routine. Stories like "A Two Dollar Suit, " about a dying man shrouded by rejection and addiction, and "A Test of Faith, " about an intervention by the Holy Ghost, raise questions about the nature of God's direct involvement with His children. While many Christians may choose to ignore His spiritual presence, God is evident in all that we see, touch, and feel. Rose's stories show that the expressions of God's divinity, as well as the possibilities, are limitless.