SEEING THE POWER OF GOD
Book 6 in the FAITH Chronicles
By Sidney St. James

Can a man love God... and still question His Word?

In the early 1950s, deep in the heart of Spicewood, Texas, a desperate father isolates his son in a last-chance bid to save his soul. Daniel Thornton clings to the only thing he believes can rescue his boy from disbelief—a weathered King James Bible. But Rusty Thornton isn't like other young men. He has no memory before his eighteenth birthday, a mysterious ability to communicate with animals, and a growing hunger for truth that defies dogma.

When Rusty stumbles across a forbidden book on Hinduism, his curiosity blooms into spiritual rebellion. As father and son clash, a storm of doubt, faith, and family erupts—forcing them both to confront uncomfortable truths. Is it wrong to question God? Or does seeking deeper understanding draw us closer to Him?

Enter Billy Joe Briscoe, a man hired to guide Rusty toward Christ. But as questions mount—about scripture, the afterlife, and the very nature of evil—Rusty's spiritual journey becomes one of reckoning and revelation. Add to the mix Carolyn Thornton, a cousin whose sudden arrival sparks memories and emotions Rusty thought long buried.

Set against the backdrop of postwar Texas, Seeing the Power of God is a deeply moving, thought-provoking novel that explores the line between doubt and devotion, faith and fear. For anyone who has ever wrestled with their beliefs, this book offers more than a story—it offers a spiritual awakening.

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