New Releases by Michael Phillips

What if preparing for the Social Work Licensing Clinical Exam felt organized, manageable, and realistic—without feeling overwhelmed by clinical theory, assessment tools, or ethical standards? If you’re worried about passing on your first attempt or feel unsure about content areas like assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, ethics, or interventions, following a structured, exam-aligned study plan can make all the difference. This Social Work Licensing Clinical Exam Study Guide is designed to teach key concepts step by step—not just test what you already know. Each chapter breaks down essential clinical social work topics in a clear, practical way that mirrors how questions are written and scored on the exam. The lessons focus on building professional understanding—helping you strengthen clinical reasoning, decision-making, and ethical judgment across real-world scenarios and case-based questions. All content follows the official clinical social work exam blueprint, making this guide ideal for MSW graduates, licensed social workers preparing for the clinical exam, repeat test-takers, and professionals returning to study after time away. You don’t need years of advanced experience to succeed—but having the right guidance makes preparation faster, more efficient, and less stressful. Instead of juggling multiple textbooks or outdated resources, you get one complete study guide built for busy professionals and real-world learning. And if you’re unsure whether you can master everything in time, don’t worry. Inside this guide, you’ll find clear explanations, real-life clinical examples, and focused instruction designed to make even complex concepts easier to understand and apply. You don’t need marathon study sessions. With consistent, focused study, this guide helps you stay organized, retain essential information, and build confidence across every exam domain. This guide works best if you want a cost-effective, straightforward exam prep resource without relying on expensive courses or confusing reference books. Whether you struggle with client assessment, DSM diagnoses, treatment planning, ethical decision-making, or professional standards, each chapter teaches you exactly how to approach clinical social work licensing questions with clarity and confidence. Here is just a fraction of what you’ll discover inside this study guide: - A structured study plan aligned with the official clinical exam blueprint - Clear, step-by-step lessons on assessment, diagnosis, and intervention strategies - Treatment planning and evidence-based approaches explained in simple terms - Ethics, boundaries, confidentiality, and professional responsibility - Human development and behavior across the lifespan - Case-based examples that mirror real exam scenarios - Clinical reasoning strategies for selecting the best answers - Focused lessons designed for working professionals - Chapter summaries for quick review and retention - Updated content aligned with current social work licensing standards To get your copy right now, just scroll up and click “Add to Cart.”

What if I told you that preparing for the PHR exam with confidence—without stress, without confusion, and without feeling unready—can become your reality? If you’re worried you haven’t practiced enough real PHR-style questions or you''re unsure how you''ll perform on HR scenario-based items, then training with full-length, exam-accurate practice tests can be your answer. It can dramatically improve your HR judgment, compliance understanding, and decision-making—because nothing prepares you better than practicing with tests that mirror the exact structure and difficulty of the official PHR exam. This practice book was created with one goal: to simulate the real PHR exam using 15 full-length practice tests aligned with HRCI’s official exam blueprint, each including clear answer explanations so you can strengthen weak areas fast. Every test reflects real PHR domains: Business Management, Talent Planning & Acquisition, Learning & Development, Total Rewards, Employee & Labor Relations, and HR Operations. You’ll face realistic workplace scenarios involving compliance, hiring, compensation, conflict resolution, benefits, documentation, employee relations, and organizational policies—exactly like the real exam. Whether you’re taking the PHR for career advancement or retaking to improve your score, these full-length exams give you the repetition, pacing, and clarity needed to pass confidently. And you don’t need long study sessions. With just 30–40 minutes a day, this system keeps you consistent, organized, and stress-free. If you’re unsure whether this will help, don’t worry. Inside this book you’ll find complete PHR-level exams that reveal your strengths, expose your weak points, and show exactly how close you are to being ready for test day. This is perfect if you want a cost-effective, structured way to practice without relying on expensive prep courses or scattered online questions. Whether you struggle with compliance rules, compensation concepts, labor relations, recruitment logic, or HR operational tasks, these tests train you to think exactly the way the PHR exam expects. Here is just a fraction of what you’ll discover inside this book: 15 full-length PHR practice tests matching official HRCI exam difficulty • Answer explanations that reinforce correct HR reasoning • A complete 4-week testing schedule to keep your preparation structured • Accurate coverage of all PHR domains: Business, People, Learning, Rewards, Relations, HR Ops • Hundreds of exam-style questions that build accuracy and confidence • Scenario-based items to strengthen workplace decision-making • Timed practice sessions to help you master exam pacing • Up-to-date content aligned with the latest HRCI blueprint • A realistic HR exam simulation ideal for professionals who improve fastest through repetition “PHR” and “Professional in Human Resources” are registered trademarks of the HR Certification Institute. This product is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or approved by the HR Certification Institute.

What if I told you that preparing for the RBT exam with confidence—without stress, without confusion, and without feeling unsure about ABA concepts—can become your reality? If you’re worried you won’t pass on the first attempt or certain terminology feels overwhelming, then following a behavior-aligned study plan can be your answer. It can significantly improve your understanding of ABA principles, ethical guidelines, data collection, and behavior-reduction strategies. It’s so effective because every chapter mirrors the actual RBT task list, using simple explanations, real-world examples, and exam-style reasoning written the way technicians learn best. All lessons follow the current BACB standards, making this guide perfect for new RBT candidates, classroom aides, caregivers, or anyone entering the ABA field. So whether you have experience working with clients or you’re completely new to behavior analysis, this guide supports every level. You don’t need a psychology background to benefit—but it becomes even more powerful if earning your RBT credential is your next career step. So you get one study guide... built for beginners, retakers, and busy adults who want a clear, structured path to passing. if you feel unsure whether this can truly help you succeed, don’t worry. Inside this guide you’ll find clean explanations, step-by-step examples, and practical strategies that make ABA concepts easy to understand. You don’t need long study sessions. Even with 30 minutes a day, this system helps you learn quickly and stay confident. This works best if you want a cost-effective, beginner-friendly prep solution without overwhelming textbooks or pricey online courses. Whether you struggle with reinforcement, prompting, data recording, scenario questions, or ethics, each chapter teaches you how to apply ABA concepts the way the RBT exam expects. Here is just a fraction of what you’ll discover inside this book: A complete 4-week RBT study plan with daily goals • Full coverage of the BACB RBT Task List: Measurement, Assessment, Skill Acquisition, Behavior Reduction, Documentation, Ethics • Reinforcement, punishment, motivating operations, and prompting explained simply • Clear examples of pairing, shaping, chaining, and discrete trial training • Behavior-reduction strategies written in easy, real-world language • Data collection methods and graph basics made understandable • Ethical guidelines and professionalism broken down into simple steps • 90+ RBT-style practice questions with detailed reasoning • Short, beginner-friendly lessons ideal for busy schedules • Up-to-date content aligned with current BACB expectations • Quick-reference charts, definitions, and scenario guides included

What if I told you that preparing for the PHR exam with confidence—without overwhelm, without confusion, and without doubting your HR knowledge—can become your reality? If you’re worried you won’t pass on the first attempt or certain HR topics still feel unclear, then following a Whattructured, HRCI-aligned study plan can be your answer. It can significantly strengthen your understanding of HR operations, employment law, talent management, compensation, and business leadership. It’s so effective because every chapter mirrors real PHR exam logic—using simple explanations, workplace examples, and practical reasoning that match how HR professionals apply knowledge on the job. All lessons follow the official HRCI PHR exam blueprint, making this guide ideal for HR assistants, coordinators, generalists, and new professionals preparing for certification. So whether you’re newer to HR or have years of experience, this guide supports every starting level. You don’t need an HR degree to benefit—but it becomes even more valuable if career advancement or certification is your next step. So you get one study guide... built for beginners, retakers, and busy professionals who want a clear, organized path to passing. And if you feel unsure whether this can truly help, don’t worry. Inside this guide you’ll find straightforward explanations, real HR scenarios, and exam-aligned strategies that make complex policies easy to understand. You don’t need long study sessions. Even with 30 minutes a day, this system helps you learn efficiently and build confidence without burnout. This works best if you want a cost-effective prep method without overwhelming textbooks or expensive boot camps. Whether you struggle with labor laws, employee relations, compensation structures, risk management, or business metrics, each chapter teaches you exactly how to think like the PHR exam expects. Here is just a fraction of what you’ll discover inside this book: A complete 4-week PHR study plan with daily targets • Full coverage of HRCI domains: Business Management, Talent Planning, Learning & Development, Total Rewards, Employee & Labor Relations • Employment laws simplified—FMLA, ADA, FLSA, NLRA, OSHA, COBRA, Title VII • HR operations, staffing strategies, and recruitment processes explained clearly • Compensation, benefits, and performance management essentials • Risk management, workplace safety, and compliance guidelines • Realistic HR scenarios with clean, exam-style reasoning • 90+ PHR-style practice questions with detailed explanations • Short, focused lessons ideal for busy HR professionals • Up-to-date content aligned with the current HRCI blueprint • Quick-reference charts, law summaries, and terminology lists included “PHR” and “Professional in Human Resources” are registered trademarks of the HR Certification Institute. This product is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or approved by the HR Certification Institute.

What if I told you that preparing for the PSAT with confidence—without stress, without guessing, and without feeling unready—can become your reality? If you’re worried you haven’t practiced enough real test questions or you’re unsure how well you’ll handle the timing, then working through full-length, exam-accurate practice tests can be your answer. It can dramatically improve your Reading, Writing, and Math performance—because nothing strengthens your score faster than practicing with tests that mirror the real PSAT in structure, pacing, and difficulty. This practice book was designed with a single purpose: to recreate the PSAT experience with 15 full-length practice tests that follow the official digital PSAT style, each including clear answer explanations so students learn from every mistake. Every test matches real PSAT content: reading passages, grammar questions, algebra, geometry, data analysis, and word-in-context reasoning. So whether you’re aiming for competitive scores, National Merit potential, or simply a strong SAT foundation, these tests give you the realistic practice you need. And your student doesn’t need long daily sessions. With just 20–30 minutes a day, this system builds skill, confidence, and endurance step by step. If you’re unsure whether this will help, don’t worry. Inside this book you’ll find complete, exam-level practice that reveals strengths, exposes weak areas, and shows exactly how close your student is to their target score. This is perfect if you want a cost-effective, structured way to practice without relying on expensive tutoring or scattered online questions. Whether your student struggles with reading accuracy, grammar rules, algebra, functions, or timing, these tests train them to think exactly the way the PSAT expects. Here is just a fraction of what you’ll discover inside this book: 15 full-length PSAT practice tests matching official digital exam style • Answer explanations for every question to reinforce understanding • A structured 4-week testing plan for consistent, organized practice • True-to-exam Reading & Writing passages and Math sections • Hundreds of exam-style questions that strengthen speed and accuracy • Timed practice sessions to build real test endurance • Up-to-date content aligned with the modern PSAT format • A realistic simulation that builds confidence through repetition PSAT® is a trademark registered by the College Board, which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, this product.

What will the political and cultural landscape look like to Christians in 2050? Will progressivism have eliminated Christian values altogether? Will the Christian foundations of America stage a comeback? Will Christians be anticipating the end times? Will the tribulation have come? Beginning with the emergence of the New Left out of the tumultuous 1960s, the first two installments of Tribulation Cult stretch over three generations, climaxing with the election of 2048. Center stage are four college friends who follow divergent life paths— two Christians who become ministers, their liberal counterparts who rise to the summit of world politics.The journeys of the four focus many interconnected themes in the lives of men and women who must decide where they stand as the nation increasingly splits along liberal and conservative lines, and what role the church is meant to play in that divide. Will true Christians be viewed as a cult, ostracized from mainstream society, culture, and politics?These are only two of the questions the characters in Tribulation Cult are forced to grapple with in this deeply challenging spiritual drama written in the style of Phillips' best-selling contemporary page-turner Rift in Time.

The acclaimed Christian novelist and devotional author brings the Bible to life with this engaging fictionalized account of the Gospel and its writing. A small and insignificant village a few miles south of Jerusalem has been chosen by the heavens for the event that will change history. No one has an inkling of what is to come save the young woman chosen out of obscurity—like the village—to play a central role in the grand, unfolding drama. In Eyewitness Gospel, Michael Phillips applies his storytelling craft to a vivid retelling of Jesus's life, death, and resurrection, as well as the tireless works of his apostles as they spread the good news.

In the tropical continent of Gutom exists dense jungles and bustling cities. To the north lies the nations established by the human and dwarven refugees of Umin. To the south lies the native nations of Gutom. For decades they have existed in a fragile state of peace, with each nation waiting to pounce should their neighbors make one false move. Though they remain divided by their beliefs, they have often been forced to unite in order to survive the wrath of their ancient enemy, the Yansorken. The Yansorken leaders, the dread triumvirate have long sought to master their powers over life and death. Their will to rule over the living and the dead alike has led to many wars with the people of Gutom, but never have they claimed total victory over their foes. Now the Yansorken seek to forge dark alliances in the hopes of succeeding where they had previously failed. The Shadow Sentinels, a band of outlaws, addicts, and misfits have come together under the guidance of a witch, who seeks to preempt the Yansorken''s invasion. Will the Shadow Sentinels and the people of Gutom be able to put aside their differences to fend off this new invasion and if so, will their combined might be enough.... Find out in this riveting tale of swords and sorcery.

A journey into a realm beyond imagination gives one man a glimpse into his own spirituality through messages of faith, hope, and love. A man lies down for a normal night of sleep and inexplicably awakens to find himself in a surreal garden bursting with fantastic aromas and colors. A succession of "tour guides'' come and go, helping him to interpret the landscape''s fragrant messages, each one a clue on the journey to discover his true self, and, ultimately, the Creator of the Country Beyond. "One night, a 48-year-old man undergoes a truly odd experience. He awakens in a strange world, where he is able to discuss theology with such entities as a Scotsman and an Englishman, meant to be the well-known Christian theologians George MacDonald and C.S. Lewis . . . Phillips brings off this unexpected premise surprisingly well . . . a wonderful starting point for some great debate." — Library Journal

Are you “All In?” We’ve all struggled with questions like, “What is my purpose?” “Am I living the Life God wants me to live?” Or, “Am I doing what I was created for?” This book is both an intimate journey with one man in pursuit for answers, and also a specific message from God for His people today. Live the life you were born to live! Be inspired and challenged to take measure of your life Learn how simple life can really be in a complicated world Discover how to deal with life’s disappointments

The leading MacDonald scholar settles the longstanding debate about the author''s views on hell with an in-depth analysis of his thought on the afterlife. Throughout his extensive and influential writings on Christian theology, George MacDonald only hints at his perspectives on hell, atonement, and everlasting punishment. Nowhere does he clearly state a doctrinal position on the subject. As a result, a controversy has raged for more than a century about whether or not MacDonald was a universalist. Now MacDonald scholar and biographer Michael Phillips tackles the "great hell debate" head on in this authoritative book. With numerous quotes from MacDonald''s writings and his extensive knowledge of MacDonald''s work, Phillips blows the lid off the debate by illuminating the full scope of MacDonald''s afterlife vision. One of the most significant studies of MacDonald''s theological perspectives ever written, this is a must-read for all serious students of George MacDonald.

All three novels in the devotional author's Christian fantasy saga inspired by the works of George MacDonald and C.S. Lewis. The Garden at the Edge of Beyond When a middle-aged man embarks on an enlightening and dreamlike theological journey, he awakens to a new reality—with a profound new outlook on life. Heaven and Beyond When a tragedy ends a man's mortal life, his journey through eternity begins. Traveling across the realms of heaven and earth, his notions of each are turned upside down. Hell and Beyond A prominent atheist dies unexpectedly and goes to hell. Or so it appears . . . but nothing is what it seems in this engrossing allegorical novel about the afterlife.

The author of The Commands of Jesus presents a companion volume exploring 120 commands from the New Testament''s epistles and apostolic writings. Most studies of the epistles of the New Testament emphasize theology. In The Commands of the Apostles, noted devotional author Michael Phillips instead puts the focus of the practical commands of the Apostolic writers—and how we might follow them in our daily lives. Considering the important command found in Hebrews 6 1 2—"Let us go on to maturity"—Phillips suggests that spiritual maturity requires nothing more or less that attaining Christlikeness through obedience to commands. He therefore asks readers to put elementary doctrines aside and focus instead on the commands we as Christians are called upon to obey.

The author of Pinnacles of Power delivers a post-Cold War spy thriller featuring globe-hopping journalist Jackson Maxwell. The place: A European center of power in the emerging new world order. The event: An international conference plotting the strategy for evangelism in the post-Cold War era. Jackson Maxwell, Christian journalist, travels to Berlin intent upon capturing the spirit of this historic gathering. But behind the scenes, a much more crucial chain of events is about to take shape. As high-tech churchmen plan a big-money conversation of the East, Jackson is suddenly faced with the life-or-death struggle of one solitary Christian. He is Andrassy Galanov, a former KGB spy, whom aspiring leaders of the new order want dead as soon as possible. When Jackson and leading evangelist Jacob Michaels make the decision to help, they are plunged into a hidden world of political intrigue, phony coups d'état, plans for a one-world currency, and a sinister religious vision for the globe. In their race against time, Jackson and Jacob also run headlong into their most surprising find—the rethinking of the very nature of Christian conversion itself.

The bestselling author serves up "a marvelous, full-bodied repast for those Christians who seek God's presence rather than any blessings he might bestow" ( Publishers Weekly). Most of us want to know God more intimately. But are we willing to boldly face the challenge of what that means? Are we truly willing to pray a prayer that may be dangerous in ways we cannot anticipate? Are we willing to ask God to make us like Jesus? Author Michael Phillips shares from his own life how he has learned to take up that challenge. Then he examines key decisions in the life of Jesus Christ that illuminate what it means for each one of us to be conformed to the image of his son—to love like Jesus, think like him, pray like him, and trust the Father like him. If status-quo spirituality is for you, do not read this book. It is a dangerous book—dangerous to the flesh—for the journey toward Christlikeness may be painful and costly. Yet that journey leads to the ultimate purpose God intends for all his children: conformity to the image of his son. "This book is a gem, written from the heart by a man I have called brother and friend for twenty years. Make Me Like Jesus gives us an open, honest look at what it really means to walk truthfully with Christ." —Jim Ryun, former Congressman, Olympian, and coauthor of Heroes Among Us "Phillips offers a much-needed corrective to several popular but superficial descriptions of the Christian life." —Bishop William C. Frey, author of The Dance of Hope

Inspired by C.S. Lewis''s classic Mere Christianity, the renowned Christian author presents a bold new vision of faith in modern times. In 1952, C.S. Lewis''s Mere Christianity turned the tide of public debate surrounding the validity of Christian faith. In a series of essays, Lewis made compelling arguments for the existence of God and the divinity of Jesus, answering popular criticisms of the era. Now author Michael Phillips takes up the mantle, going beyond "mere" Christianity to present intellectually rigorous faith as an essential component of contemporary life. Once an avowed atheist, Lewis found spiritual inspiration in the spiritual writings of George MacDonald. As the leading authority on MacDonald''s work, Michael Phillips draws from the same wellspring of wisdom to provide an equally stimulating examination of Christian theology.

The Christian author and George MacDonald biographer shares an enlightening meditation on the need for sacrifice in contemporary Christianity. Michael Phillips began writing A Sacrifice of Obedience in 2002, more than a decade before it was published. As the world moved further into the twenty-first century, the message of his book took on a more profound urgency. Christians everywhere—including Phillips himself—seem resistant the imperatives of sacrifice and obedience. Yet they remain the bull's eye of the Christian faith. Now, after revisiting and expanding on his original manuscript, Phillips shares his candid and perceptive thoughts on the difficult yet deeply rewarding life all Christians are called to live.

The bestselling author of the Secret of the Rose series turns to the Holy Land, where the supposed discovery of Noah's Ark challenges a new world order. Arabia, 1898. A sole pilgrim embarks on a quest to verify the truths of the Old Testament—and is murdered ever so close to the proof he seeks. A revelation that will remain undiscovered for decades . . . Turkey, present day. Scientists, historians, and preachers have dreamed of this moment for centuries. Now archaeologist Adam Livingstone is minutes away from a discovery that will catapult him into worldwide fame—and prove that Noah's flood was no fairy tale. But as Adam begins the tedious work of unearthing the artifact, a secret cabal of financial and media giants cannot allow their diabolical plans to be destroyed—by letting the truth see the light of day . . . "[An] exciting thriller." — Library Journal

"A new story to immerse yourself in this Christmas season—a story that inspires your faith, beckons to your imagination, and tugs on your heartstrings." — Prairie Sky Book Reviews Reality and fantasy converge in this wonder-filled tale, beautifully crafted by authors Chris Schneider and Michael Phillips. A grieving World War II widow in search of a long-lost daughter finds herself drawn to a small Wyoming town. A crippled and mute orphan boy has a wondrous dream every Christmas Eve where he walks, talks, sees his mother, and meets a mysterious girl who becomes his best friend. "Being filled with occurrences that could only come from Above, as well as Heavenly dreams and mysterious angel encounters, this story will continue to surprise readers until the very end. The setting of a small, post-WWII town, various secondary characters who add color and depth, and the back-and-forth timeline of events increases the one-of-a-kind feeling of the book, but in a special way makes it more endearing, as well."— Prairie Sky Book Reviews

"Michael Phillips has done the impossible—written a thriller on hell:" The final book in the spiritual fantasy trilogy, following Heaven and Beyond (C. Baxter Kruger, author of The Shack Revisited). A prominent atheist dies unexpectedly and goes to hell. Or so it appears, but nothing is what it seems in this engrossing allegorical novel about the afterlife. In the tradition of C.S. Lewis's The Great Divorce and John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress, Michael Phillips has produced a riveting tale of eternity. Hell and Beyond is a lively and fascinating trip through the afterlife—one that will inspire you to rediscover the significance of your life here and now. "Phillips has offered a breathtaking and important addition to the world of traditional theological allegory, joining Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress and C.S. Lewis' Pilgrim's Regress . . . It is beautiful beyond describing and stunning in its impact." —William Paul Young, author of The Shack, from the foreword

When her mother dies, Corrie Bell Hollister is left with four younger siblings to care for. Hoping to find her uncle, she arrives in Gold Rush territory determined to be strong and make her own way. But her long-lost father''s so-called land of promise is a dangerous place, and she has never felt so alone.

At almost twenty-one, Corrie has overcome the tragedies of her youth and made a name for herself as a journalist. Facing new challenges in Miracle Springs, including a secret that could tear apart her close-knit family, she must find a way to accept that sometimes the Lord uses difficult circumstances for good.

Now married, Corrie Belle and Christopher Braxton make their first home in the small bunkhouse connected to the Hollister barn. As they pray for God''s direction in their new life together, they find a purpose helping those in need. But when a long-forgotten enemy of both Pa Hollister and Zack returns, will the family survive his plot for vengeance?

Two surprise announcements bring difficult change to the Hollister-Braxton clan: Corrie''s brother, Zack, is taking a dangerous new job, and Christopher and Corrie are leaving home to journey East. As Corrie and Christopher prepare to depart, a shock is sent through the community of Miracle Springs . . . with unexpected results.

When Zach Hollister hears stories of the first Pony Express riders, he jumps at the chance to finally strike out on his own and leave Miracle Springs behind. But he soon learns that the Pony Express Trail holds more than the promise of adventure, independence, and great pay. It's a challenging and dangerous road that will lead him to discover who he truly is.

Young Parliament member Anthony Trentham continues his quest to learn about his Scottish heritage in order to decide his next political move. Through stories read and told to him, he discovers more about his ancestors and the history of Scotland. He also encounters a feisty Highland lass who stirs his heart. Will he find the courage to stand up for his beliefs?

On the brink of the Great War, all of Europe is caught up in a rising current of tension and political upheaval. The Rutherfords of Devonshire, England, are no exception. Estranged from her family, twenty-year-old Amanda has left Heathersleigh Hall to join the suffragette movement in London. Unaware of the danger surrounding her, can she survive on her own?

The Great War is finally over, but the Rutherfords' lives will never be the same. In the Devonshire countryside, the family is reunited at last. Heartbroken over past mistakes, Amanda seeks forgiveness in the bosom of her family and in her growing faith. As the Rutherfords look to the future, a discovery at Heathersleigh Hall leads them on an exciting new journey.

The noted Christian author shares an enlightening exploration of the Gospels, the call to obedience, and what it means to live your faith every day. Jesus often introduces the subject of obedience with the tiny but significant word "if". He recognizes that there are always two paths—obedience and disobedience. He commands obedience. But many will not obey. In The Commands of Jesus, Michael Phillips illuminates the true meaning and vital importance of heeding God's word. He identifies 120 commands of Jesus found in the Gospels and discusses how we can incorporate each one into our daily lives.

Behind every door is a life, and behind every life is a destiny fashioned by choices and crossroads. Kings Crossroads Could be your town. It could be my town. Like any town, it is a microcosm of American life. But its politicians, preachers, contractors, teachers, and business owners, young and old, men and women alike, are about to discover...