Description: The Cosmic Conflict between Christ and Satan is finally brought to a dramatic conclusion in this examination of God's Remnant People.
We begin with Jesus Christ condemning the blatant corruption in His Father's House and proceed, through the Dark and the Middle Ages, to modern day. Historical events reveal unspeakable torture and persecution on a scale that is almost too vile to document.Religious corruption at every level is revealed. Current events unfolding in real time are discussed. Biblical prophecy is solidly interpreted; for example, "Mystery, Babylon the Great, The Mother of Harlots and Abominations of the Earth." Many other examples of modern-day "spiritual Babylon" are identified and explained.Freedom of conscience and freedom of choice are on the chopping block. Separation of Church and State is constantly challenged. Satan's plan to annihilate the glorious movement that God ordained over the last two millennia comes to an end in the final chapter.Brief description: James Vincent (born 1943), a versatile Chicago-born guitarist, is an acclaimed jazz/fusion musician known for his dynamic style, session work and solo albums blending jazz, rock, salsa and Christian themes, showcasing deep roots in Chicago's blues scene while exploring many other diverse musical paths. His resume "reads" like a brief history of modern music, from studio musician and solo artist, to writer, vocalist, and composer. He has performed and recorded music with many notable artists - Carlos Santana, Minnie Riperton, Maurice and Verdine White (EWF), Peter Cetera, and others too numerous to list here. In his twilight years, James thoroughly enjoys spending time with Brigitte, his loving wife of 30 years, and watching his children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren grow into delightful, productive and beautiful people. Five years ago, God inspired James to communicate daily with a large number of people through what he calls "Today's bible-based messages." The purpose for these brief meditations has been to provide encouragement, and to help his readers prepare for the coming of Jesus Christ, which James believes is "right at the door."