Kyle Mills has done a remarkable job of continuing Vince Flynn's legendary character Mitch Rapp. It's tough to wait a year for each segment, but a review will be posted soon on the latest Mitch Rapp dangerous always life and death…

   In honor of our new fall season, more incredible beauty with waterfalls.   Father, over and over again, thank you for the beauty that still remains. In the Name of Jesus, Amen.

    A little touch of psychedelic blues from The Blues Project. This is a haunting melody.    Father, we're all desperate for you – even when we're unaware of it or worse don't think we are. Help us all to know you more. In the Name of Jesus, Amen.

                              40 (+) years together! We made it, baby! Happy 40th Anniversary, Michael. Love you forever.   Apart from you, God, we can do nothing. Thank you for rescuing us and keeping us together. It's all you, Lord. As always: thank…

     The grace of the Lord Jesus be with God's people. Amen.   Revelation 22:21 (NIV)

                     Okay, favorite five male characters of older/past TV series: 1. Going way back to "Mark McCain" played by Johnny Crawford in The Rifleman.  2. "Asst. Inspector Steve Keller" played by Michael Douglas in The Streets of San Francisco. 3. "Stoney Burke" played by Jack Lord…

                Over the years I've read some amazing mysteries, thrillers, and suspense novels with fascinating and complex plots, but no one does "complex" like Master Storyteller Steven James. This new release is added to the prequels in The Bowers Files prior to the beginning of The Pawn, the…

  Ah, those waterfalls. So very pretty and often amazing.    Thank you for the beauty, Lord. Can't say it enough and it's never enough. In the Name of Jesus, Amen.  

            Back to some smooth jazz for your listening pleasure.   Lord, you capture the love, beauty, and melancholy in your creation. Someday there will be no tears, no melancholy, for those who love Jesus. Thank you for your rescue. In the Name of Jesus, Amen.

Credit needs to be given and acknowledged to https://powerfulchristianfiction.wordpress.com/ for this heading and picture. The definitive answer to the title question is an absolute NO. However, yet another question that needs asking: Is the Christian Fiction bookselling industry/publishing/business dead? That remains to be answered. If you'll look in the comment section of Friday's "Knockdown" post, you'll…