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Timothy J. McAlpin

Timothy J. McAlpin has studied at Asbury Seminary in the M.Div. program, Regent University College of Law, and the University of Kentucky, in psychology, English, and sociology. Author of The High Place, The River of the Lord, A Path Through Suffering, and the Novel, The Picketts of the Bluegrass, and another book to come out in 2025, called The Prophet. Tim is also CEO of several businesses, all in the area of real estate investment or research, having transformed the industry in the late 90s in real estate research for Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae on title delivery turn times. A prolific writer, Tim lives with his wife, Patti, and golden retriever, Dino, and his grandson, Cameron, nearby, in Lexington, Ky, the heart of the Bluegrass.

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The Picketts of the Bluegrass

The Picketts of the Bluegrass

4.5

Format: Kindle EditionPaperback

Follow and get involved with the Pickett family of Lexington, Kentucky. The family is an old Lexington family, deeply involved in state politics, coal, money, and oil, with the boisterous Billy Clyde Pickett as its patriarch. The family experiences deception and murder from resentful enemies and a personal tragedy as young Jake Pickett’s, Billy’s brother’s, airplane is lost in the West Virginia Mountains with his son, Michael Pickett, aboard. As the dynasty is threatened, young heirs emerge to save the family from ruin. See how young Michael Pickett keeps it all together as love buds and grows, and the family remains strong after attempts to bring it down. Twists and turns keep the reader enthralled as the exciting unfolding story discloses secrets of the past that have now emerged to help the ensnared family stay united.

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The River of the Lord: a Path Through Suffering

The River of the Lord: a Path Through Suffering

4.5

Format: Kindle EditionPaperback

Learn how to rise above the trials and sufferings in your life. Learn how to keep the right perspective on what God is doing in your life. Learn how to trust God when things in your life are upside down. When you think of deliverance, God is thinking of development. God is always faithful and trustworthy, and often circumstances challenge this in your life. Lock into God's promises and integrity when life has dealt you a rough path to walk. A must read for anyone who is going through trials and suffering, The River of the Lord opens the door to God's path through suffering.

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The High Place: Story telling with Spiritual Principles

The High Place: Story telling with Spiritual Principles

5.0

Format: Kindle EditionHardback

This is a daily devotional that captures stories that have a spiritual significance. These stories are compelling and deeply insightful that introduces you to the spiritual world around you and how God is active in our lives.

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The Prophet: A Novel

The Prophet: A Novel

4.5

Format: Kindle EditionPaperback

What if God chose a twelve-year-old boy to do what the established church refused to do? That is the electrifying premise at the heart of The Prophet: A Living Parable, and it is a question that will keep readers turning pages long into the night. Timothy J. McAlpin has written a novel that is simultaneously a supernatural thriller, a theological provocation, and a deeply personal call to spiritual awakening. When seminary professor Aldon Barkley fails to break through the institutional walls surrounding the Gifts of the Holy Spirit, God does not give up on the mission. He simply changes His messenger. Young Nathan Barkley steps into a calling that his father could not fulfill, and what follows is a journey that moves from a single seminary to the entire world, from a classroom debate to a visible manifestation of God's presence in San Francisco, and ultimately to the end of days itself. The Prophet occupies rare and valuable territory in the Christian fiction market. It carries the institutional critique and prophetic urgency of Jonathan Cahn, the supernatural warfare of Frank Peretti, and the eschatological sweep of the Left Behind series, while charting its own distinct course through a story centered on the Gifts of the Holy Spirit, a subject that resonates with hundreds of millions of charismatic and Pentecostal believers worldwide who have rarely seen their experience reflected in mainstream Christian fiction. It is a book for readers who want to be moved, challenged, and ultimately pointed toward something greater than themselves.

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