Greg Allen's stirring novel, War of the Heart, follows the amazing journey of a young, adventurous American, Jonathan Freed. Growing up in the Deep South under the hardships of the Great Depression, Jonathan experiences his share of turmoil and hard living, but across the sea, the sinister brew of Nazism lurksthreatening to embroil him and others in a dark conflict. Like many of the era, Jonathan hears the call of military service. His career spans two wars and eventually rewards him the distinction of being the youngest chief chaplain of the U.S. Army. Join him on his thrilling account of the grim realities of war and combat and follow as he endeavors to walk with Christ. While on his journey, Jonathan begins to understand that mans heart is an ally of the spirit, and the mind sides with that of the flesh. Both opponents are in constant conflict with each other; its a War of the Heart that none can escape.
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Paperback (trade)
Unsewn / adhesive bound
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Height: 229 mm
Width: 152 mm
Thickness: 13 mm
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979-8-218-28091-8 (9798218280918)
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Greg Allen (1957 - ) is an author, nationally syndicated columnist, poet, songwriter, and the founder of Builder of the Spirit.He has a younger brother. Greg lived with his father until the age of seventeen before running away. He left to live with his mother and grandmother. He would later graduate from Frankfort High with an A-B average. Some college studies would follow.Joining the Air Force Reserves is where he met his wife, Cindy. They married in 1982 and are still happily together. They are the parents of three and the grandparents of two. In 1988 Greg started his own general contractor business. The first quarter of 2001 wasn't a very good time for business, work was nonexistence, and at that time Greg wrote his first book, Builder of the Spirit. Greg states, "I never really know how it will flow when I write - the Holy Spirit guides me when I do. I was never much of a reader or writer before, but God has changed all that!"
