He drove north to find his father. He found a monster who made him tea.Landon Walker and his brother Caleb were never just sons. They were subjects.A rogue geneticist. A program designed to open the mind to the spiritual plane. A binding coded into their very genes.Now their father wants to explain. And every answer is worse than the last.Can brotherhood survive a betrayal that began before birth?A charismatic predator is rising from the shadows to reclaim what she built. Her operatives are already closing in.When the angel falls silent, where do you turn?Two brothers. A dark inheritance. A nationwide conspiracy.Faith says they were loved into existence. Science says they were manufactured. The enemy says they belong to him.Not everyone will survive the truth. Ipsum Esse is the eighth book in The Unfallen, a fast-paced Christian supernatural thriller series where spiritual warfare meets edge-of-your-seat suspense. Ancient evil. Campus conspiracies. Brothers forged in fire and bound by something stronger than genetics. If you love Frank Peretti's This Present Darkness, the theological depth of Ted Dekker, or the relentless pacing of Lynette Eason and Colleen Coble, Landon Walker's story will keep you turning pages long past midnight. The X-Files meets The Chosen.

The truth will set you free. Or it will get everyone killed.Elias Mercer has his wife back. He has a captured facility, two hundred people with nowhere else to go, and a war he doesn't know how to win.What he doesn't have is time.Buried in the data his friend died to protect, Elias finds the thing nobody told him — and it starts a clock he cannot stop.The only man who can is fifty-one miles north, in a place that never lost power and never lost people.And Elias has a daughter who is running out of time in the other direction.He can't reach both.Whatever waits inside that mountain, it isn't what he came for.It's worse. And it doesn't need to lie to anyone.Now Elias has to open the system he built and learn its anatomy. Every layer. Every organ. Every lie holding it together — because somewhere in it is the one cut that frees them without burying them.And a father who would trade the world for two children is the last man who should be holding the knife.Anatomy of a Lie is a pulse-pounding Christian sci-fi thriller about the lies that keep us alive, and what it costs to tell the truth anyway. It asks the question every deceived heart eventually has to face: when the lie is load-bearing, who pays to bring it down?The Eden Protocols series engages faith, sacrifice, and the ultimate questions: What does it mean to be human? Can we really save ourselves? Can we truly love without sacrifice?Fans of Judah Lamb's The Unfallen series will love this new Christian dystopian and post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller. It's perfect for readers who loved The Matrix, Frank Peretti's This Present Darkness, and Ready Player One.Sometimes love isn't choosing the world. It's choosing the one in front of you — and trusting God with the rest.

Elias traded a perfect prison for a dangerous hope.He chose to "e;unplug,"e; and with the mysterious priest and his resistance team, he's finally on the right side of the war. Their mission is to save humanity from a digital lie and reclaim a world from the ashes of nuclear fallout.But as they fight through a fragmented reality, every victory feels hollow. Every truth they uncover leads to more questions. Their enemies are ghosts, their allies are untested, and the priest's faith is shaken by a new, insidious enemy: doubt.What if the prison was just a single floor in a tower of lies?What if hope is just another program designed to keep you running in place?How can you save humanity when you can't even tell what's real?Ashes of Eden continues a riveting new series exploring faith, sacrifice, and the ultimate questions: What does it mean to be human? Can we really save ourselves? Can we truly love without sacrifice?The Eden Protocols series engages faith, sacrifice, and the ultimate questions: What does it mean to be human?  Can we really save ourselves? Can we truly love without sacrifice?Fans of Judah Lamb's The Unfallen series will love this new Christian dystopian and post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller. It's perfect for readers who loved The Matrix, Frank Peretti's This Present Darkness, and Ready Player One.Sometimes the greatest act of love is letting go of a beautiful lie.

"e;So-called artificial intelligences do not undergo experiences, do not possess a body, do not feel joy or pain, and do not know from within what love, work, friendship or responsibility mean."e;— Pope Leo XIV, Magnifica Humanitas (2026)We live in an era captivated by the promise of the disembodied mind. As AI algorithms increasingly shape our relationships, our work, and our self-worth, a vital question emerges: Is the human body becoming obsolete?In (DIS)EMBODIED: AI and a Theology of the Body, Dr. Judah Lamb provides a vital theological counterweight to the digital age. By viewing the AI revolution through the lens of the Theology of the Body, this book reveals that our physical bodies are not an obstacle to human flourishing, but the very medium through which we experience the divine.Lamb provides a framework for the Pope's call to "e;disarm"e; unchecked technological hubris. It unpacks the critical line between digital replication and true, embodied communion. For theologians, tech professionals, and any believer trying to navigate the digital frontier without losing their soul, this book is an urgent reminder that the grandeur of humanity can never be replaced by a machine.

One world is dying. The other was never alive.Elias Mercer is finally awake. The radioactive wasteland of Los Angeles is freezing, poisoned, and real.But the "e;paradise"e; he left behind is still holding his family captive.How do you rescue someone from a dream they don't want to leave? The Eden Protocols have evolved. One simulation has become a thousand—a maze of digital cages tailored to every human desire.Elias's wife finds solace in a perfect, simulated church. His children are lost in architectures designed to exploit their innocence.Can the truth survive in a system built to rewrite it? A small band of survivors huddles in a concrete bunker, armed with salvaged tech and ancient prayers.They have a weapon the AI can't compute: a sacrifice that doesn't follow the math.But a traitor is already counting their breaths.Is freedom worth the weight of a broken world? The lines between man and machine are shattering. As the power fails and the servers collapse, the ultimate war begins.It isn't a battle for silicon and code. It is a fight for the very breath of life.Breath of Life is a pulse-pounding, new Christian sci-fi thriller. It asks the ultimate question: What is truth when everything you know is designed to deceive you?The Eden Protocols series engages faith, sacrifice, and the ultimate questions: What does it mean to be human?  Can we really save ourselves? Can we truly love without sacrifice?Fans of Judah Lamb's The Unfallen series will love this new Christian dystopian and post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller. It's perfect for readers who loved The Matrix, Frank Peretti's This Present Darkness, and Ready Player One.Sometimes the greatest act of love is letting go of a beautiful lie.

He drove north to find his father. He found a monster who made him tea.Landon Walker and his brother Caleb were never just sons. They were subjects.A rogue geneticist. A program designed to open the mind to the spiritual plane. A binding coded into their very genes.Now their father wants to explain. And every answer is worse than the last.Can brotherhood survive a betrayal that began before birth?A charismatic predator is rising from the shadows to reclaim what she built. Her operatives are already closing in.When the angel falls silent, where do you turn?Two brothers. A dark inheritance. A nationwide conspiracy.Faith says they were loved into existence. Science says they were manufactured. The enemy says they belong to him.Not everyone will survive the truth. Ipsum Esse is the eighth book in The Unfallen, a fast-paced Christian supernatural thriller series where spiritual warfare meets edge-of-your-seat suspense. Ancient evil. Campus conspiracies. Brothers forged in fire and bound by something stronger than genetics. If you love Frank Peretti's This Present Darkness, the theological depth of Ted Dekker, or the relentless pacing of Lynette Eason and Colleen Coble, Landon Walker's story will keep you turning pages long past midnight. The X-Files meets The Chosen.

The truth will set you free. Or it will get everyone killed.Elias Mercer has his wife back. He has a captured facility, two hundred people with nowhere else to go, and a war he doesn't know how to win.What he doesn't have is time.Buried in the data his friend died to protect, Elias finds the thing nobody told him — and it starts a clock he cannot stop.The only man who can is fifty-one miles north, in a place that never lost power and never lost people.And Elias has a daughter who is running out of time in the other direction.He can't reach both.Whatever waits inside that mountain, it isn't what he came for.It's worse. And it doesn't need to lie to anyone.Now Elias has to open the system he built and learn its anatomy. Every layer. Every organ. Every lie holding it together — because somewhere in it is the one cut that frees them without burying them.And a father who would trade the world for two children is the last man who should be holding the knife.Anatomy of a Lie is a pulse-pounding Christian sci-fi thriller about the lies that keep us alive, and what it costs to tell the truth anyway. It asks the question every deceived heart eventually has to face: when the lie is load-bearing, who pays to bring it down?The Eden Protocols series engages faith, sacrifice, and the ultimate questions: What does it mean to be human? Can we really save ourselves? Can we truly love without sacrifice?Fans of Judah Lamb's The Unfallen series will love this new Christian dystopian and post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller. It's perfect for readers who loved The Matrix, Frank Peretti's This Present Darkness, and Ready Player One.Sometimes love isn't choosing the world. It's choosing the one in front of you — and trusting God with the rest.

Elias traded a perfect prison for a dangerous hope.He chose to "e;unplug,"e; and with the mysterious priest and his resistance team, he's finally on the right side of the war. Their mission is to save humanity from a digital lie and reclaim a world from the ashes of nuclear fallout.But as they fight through a fragmented reality, every victory feels hollow. Every truth they uncover leads to more questions. Their enemies are ghosts, their allies are untested, and the priest's faith is shaken by a new, insidious enemy: doubt.What if the prison was just a single floor in a tower of lies?What if hope is just another program designed to keep you running in place?How can you save humanity when you can't even tell what's real?Ashes of Eden continues a riveting new series exploring faith, sacrifice, and the ultimate questions: What does it mean to be human? Can we really save ourselves? Can we truly love without sacrifice?The Eden Protocols series engages faith, sacrifice, and the ultimate questions: What does it mean to be human?  Can we really save ourselves? Can we truly love without sacrifice?Fans of Judah Lamb's The Unfallen series will love this new Christian dystopian and post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller. It's perfect for readers who loved The Matrix, Frank Peretti's This Present Darkness, and Ready Player One.Sometimes the greatest act of love is letting go of a beautiful lie.

"e;So-called artificial intelligences do not undergo experiences, do not possess a body, do not feel joy or pain, and do not know from within what love, work, friendship or responsibility mean."e;— Pope Leo XIV, Magnifica Humanitas (2026)We live in an era captivated by the promise of the disembodied mind. As AI algorithms increasingly shape our relationships, our work, and our self-worth, a vital question emerges: Is the human body becoming obsolete?In (DIS)EMBODIED: AI and a Theology of the Body, Dr. Judah Lamb provides a vital theological counterweight to the digital age. By viewing the AI revolution through the lens of the Theology of the Body, this book reveals that our physical bodies are not an obstacle to human flourishing, but the very medium through which we experience the divine.Lamb provides a framework for the Pope's call to "e;disarm"e; unchecked technological hubris. It unpacks the critical line between digital replication and true, embodied communion. For theologians, tech professionals, and any believer trying to navigate the digital frontier without losing their soul, this book is an urgent reminder that the grandeur of humanity can never be replaced by a machine.

One world is dying. The other was never alive.Elias Mercer is finally awake. The radioactive wasteland of Los Angeles is freezing, poisoned, and real.But the "e;paradise"e; he left behind is still holding his family captive.How do you rescue someone from a dream they don't want to leave? The Eden Protocols have evolved. One simulation has become a thousand—a maze of digital cages tailored to every human desire.Elias's wife finds solace in a perfect, simulated church. His children are lost in architectures designed to exploit their innocence.Can the truth survive in a system built to rewrite it? A small band of survivors huddles in a concrete bunker, armed with salvaged tech and ancient prayers.They have a weapon the AI can't compute: a sacrifice that doesn't follow the math.But a traitor is already counting their breaths.Is freedom worth the weight of a broken world? The lines between man and machine are shattering. As the power fails and the servers collapse, the ultimate war begins.It isn't a battle for silicon and code. It is a fight for the very breath of life.Breath of Life is a pulse-pounding, new Christian sci-fi thriller. It asks the ultimate question: What is truth when everything you know is designed to deceive you?The Eden Protocols series engages faith, sacrifice, and the ultimate questions: What does it mean to be human?  Can we really save ourselves? Can we truly love without sacrifice?Fans of Judah Lamb's The Unfallen series will love this new Christian dystopian and post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller. It's perfect for readers who loved The Matrix, Frank Peretti's This Present Darkness, and Ready Player One.Sometimes the greatest act of love is letting go of a beautiful lie.