D. L. Waterhouse
Author
D.L. Waterhouse describes this book as an analogy to the gospel. The Fruit of Atrocity tells a story of a young man who believes he is a Christian but then discovers that he is unwilling to place his total faith in God. In his efforts to accomplish his purposes on his own-apart from God’s way-he manages to lose the very thing he was trying to save. Does God, in his mercy, give it back?
Most people acknowledge that they do not understand the writings and teachings of the Bible, so they do not attempt any in-depth examination of the scriptures.
Therefore, D.L. Waterhouse has written interesting and exciting fiction stories, for the purpose of demonstrating this gift of God that is called: The Gospel.
Are you going to believe what you see, think, and feel or what the scripture says?
In Grace, grace to it!, D. L. Waterhouse shares the original intention of the Gospel message initially taught by the apostle Paul—that is, on the cross of Calvary, the Lord Jesus Christ made an end of sins and gave to mankind everlasting righteousness (Dan. 9:24).
To Waterhouse, modern-day Christianity still teaches mankind the same things ancient Jews were
taught—to sin, to confess it, and to sin again, which is problematic since a sinner might die before
they have a chance to confess their sins.
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Amazingly, the fuselage of the mangled floatplane remained intact-a perfect shelter for the night. Only one question remained. Was the murdering killer of little girls planning to come back? I decided to stay just in case.
The back of the fuselage was a filthy pig pen. Under a cowling blanket, I discovered a cooler full of stale bread. Also, a plastic food container full of empty beer cans-the bottom of which flowed in tobacco juice mixed with spittle. Saliva began to fill my mouth as the nausea welled from the pit of my stomach. I threw myself toward the open side door and thrust my head over the edge. Standing on a tree limb directly below was a large bearded man with a high-powered rifle. Startled, he looked up at me, his mouth wide opened in abject surprise. By now the nausea had worsened and the contents of my stomach erupted like a waterfall, directly into his gaping pie hole.
The story of Alfred Creek is not only fun but will also make a difference in your life.
“Directly straight ahead lay the long dirt runway. Setting up for a low approach and flyby, we
continued to scan the immediate area for any sign of activity. Suddenly, I began hearing multiple
ticking sounds like gravel hitting the metal skin of the airplane. Instantly I realized what it was.
‘Dad, Dad . . . they’re shooting at us!’ Richard screamed. I immediately stuffed hard left rudder,
banking the airplane in a steep fifty-degree left turn, when suddenly, a heavy spray of oil splattered
the windscreen. I searched in every direction for any survivable place to put the airplane down.
Quickly, I cut the power to idle and shut down the engine.”
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D. L.
Waterhouse
D. L. Waterhouse retired in 2011 from the labor force and currently lives in the Pacific Northwest. At 22, he returned from the Vietnam campaign in Southeast Asia and made his first home in Tennessee, then in Washington State. He also became a long-distance truck driver in Memphis, eventually making other trades such as carpentry, roofing, dump-truck driving, heavy equipment operator, etc. Through the years, he's been into recreational activities involving horses, flying, hunting, and photography.
At 55, he discovered something he never dreamed existed—the Gospel of Jesus Christ. It changed his life forever, as he, therefore, quotes, "I have had a lot of fun in my life; done a lot of fun things. But the most exciting experience I have ever had was the most recent time I shared the Gospel with someone. That is how and why I began to write."
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