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Captured Alive
France, like most of the Western world, is in the post Christian, postmodern era, but some things never change. God’s absolutes always stand in confrontation with worldly lusts and idols. A French family dramatically displays the effects of the two opposing worldviews. From a small French village to a Mediterranean seacoast, through a city renowned for its porcelain, the adventure unfolds between the forces of light and those of darkness. A family is caught up in an accidental discovery of a prehistoric cave on their property. Is it a blessing or a curse? It all depends on a national conscience formed by its slippery footing in the Stone Age and not on the Rock of Ages. It is a gripping story of ordinary people captured alive by the devil and their daring means of escape. Young and old alike will find it inspirational and will be encouraged by its message of hope.
280 pages, Paperback
First published November 13, 2003
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