Contemporary Stand Alone

It’s About Time

Dr. Craig Patel is a touted Christian apologist who is trying to get Christians to realize the stupidity of bickering over how old the dirt is upon which lost souls walk. The bane of his theistic evolution solution is the young earth creationists, and one such just had to land in his audience tonight. And he just had to pick her.

Jenna Sarfati puts him instantly on the defensive, but her questions goad him, even as her actions leave him unbalanced.

His peaceful life begins to unravel as he finds himself billeted in her home. Between God and Jenna, neither his beliefs nor his heart are safe.

Finding His Voice

Getting a girl to date you when you’re a thirty-one-year-old comedian is hard enough, but add to that that Bernie’s a ventriloquist, one who talks to his puppets—among other objects—as if they were real, and his love career is of the formless and void variety.

Until the night, after his show, that an unsuspecting J’Anne is dragged over by a friend and left in his care. What is Bernie going to do with a girl who doesn’t know the “join me for a mocha” part of his routine was code for “tell me you’re interested in marrying me”?

Through his many misadventures, Bernie will come to realize that what the world calls “fate” or “fluke” is Who knowing Christians call “Father Almighty.” And He has a plan to turn Bernie’s Murphy’s Law life around: one Bernie can’t escape, even if he tries.