BIBLICAL FICTION BLOG

Trevor Kincaid does an excellent job of making Absalom a sympathetic character. I could genuinely see the world through his eyes as he wrestled with grief, injustice, and anger. Then, slowly and almost imperceptibly, bitterness and the hunger for power began twisting his thinking and distorting his perceptions. It was a sobering reminder that this kind of self-deception isn't unique to Absalom. Given the right circumstances, any of us is capable of allowing sin to reshape the

D.M. Griffin integrates Scripture and biblical concepts so beautifully into her novels.