I always assumed that in addition to picking through my meager box of old watches, rings, and other possessions, my family would scour my hard drive looking for items I had written during my... More > life.
Realizing it was a remote possibility they would undertake let alone find such treasures in the labyrinth of file folders I’ve created over the years, I decided to compile a collection of my written works into this single volume.
It is my hope they will glean some wisdom from the collection if only to draw comfort in the realization that their Dad was once a twenty-something contemplating marriage, and a thirty something father, or even fifty-something and aging against his will.< Less
Speakers notes and handouts for a presentation on What Presbyterians Believe. Ideal for high school or adult Sunday school, this material is drawn faithfully from PCUSA and is intended to share the... More > fundamental beliefs of Christians and in particular, Presbyterians.< Less
I always assumed that in addition to picking through my meager box of old watches, rings, and other possessions, my family would scour my hard drive looking for items I had written during my... More > life.
Realizing it was a remote possibility they would undertake let alone find such treasures in the labyrinth of file folders I’ve created over the years, I decided to compile a collection of my written works into this single volume.< Less
A brief recap of the key points made in Lee Strobel's The Case for the Real Jesus where he defends attacks on the identify and message of Jesus Christ. Ideal for sharing with book clubs, high school,... More > and adult Sunday school.< Less
Speakers notes and handouts for presenting Caring for those who Grieve - A practical guide to Caring. Know what to say and more importantly what not to say when someone you love is hurting. A summary... More > to encourage interest in Stephen Ministry a form of Christian centered care.< Less
Fourteen year old Emma Coates works part-time in a high tech museum. When someone from the future transports plans for a time machine to the curator Doctor Solomon, Emma and her friend Joshua Thomas... More > embark on a journey of a lifetime. They find their world keeps changing as a result of their actions and they must now live with the consequences. Or do they? Join them on their journeys as they discover that with great power comes great responsibility.< Less
Hardbound version of three previous books written by Frank B Napoleon - "I Can Always Lay Brick", "Small Smiles", and "Regrets, Joys, and Other Trivia"
Speakers notes and handouts to support a presentation of the 35 miracles of Jesus Christ. Ideal for high school or adult Sunday school. Enough material for up to five hours of presentations.
It is the best selling book of all time. Few people appreciate the incredible fidelity the bible has sustained in 2000 years, nor can they articulate how it came to be. Discover a truth that is... More > absolute, that never fades away. Ideal for adult education. Duration 90 minutes.< Less
When Frank Napoleon released his first full length work of fiction, a chronicle of the adventures of two teens given the power and awesome responsibility of time travel, even he did not know it would spur the creation of so many works.
One critic says "People of all ages have been fascinated with the possibilities and potential of time travel. Starting with HG Wells and through the Back to the Future series, we've seen what can happen when someone alters the natural course of time.
Another added "Unlike the sleek DeLorean driven by Michael J Fox, Emma Coates and Joshua Thomas pilot an unlikely contraption resembling a refrigerator. Built from plans which mysteriously appear one day in an aging technology museum, I especially liked being allowed to use my imagination rather than being hit over-the-head with technical explanations of how and why things like this really could work."
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