
I’ve heard stories—and I guess you have, too—about people who were late, missed their flight, and whose lives were spared while others died in a plane crash.
Stories like those have made me think about how decisions can change an outcome. “If only I’d turned right, not left. . .”
Sometimes those outcomes cause people to rethink things and change their behavior.
Choices change lives.
That’s why I wrote The Choice: Will’s Last Testament. I wanted readers to see how a young man exercised his God-given freedom of choice—and the consequences that followed.
People love to read fiction. People identify with contemporaries more easily than Bible characters who lived hundreds of years ago in other countries and cultures.
But, when it comes right down to it, throughout history, the choice mankind is faced with remains the same.
If you have wondered what happens after death—and if you could have done anything to change the outcome—I encourage you to read The Choice: Will’s Last Testament
while there’s still time.








