Steven Losee - Christian Scribe

 It was some time after watching "Jurassic Park" that I noticed how much entertainment is infiltrated by the evolution presumption.  I know there are several excellent ministries that promote Creation Science: Institute for Creation Research (ICR), Answers in Genesis (AiG), Kent Hovind (drdino.com), and others.  But many people have only been reached by the media, and only peripherally by the classroom.  That's why I wrote this novel: to tell a story about how the culture (especially those with power) would respond to proof against evolution.  It's a suspense novel, but whit, I hope, a strong Christian, Biblical message.  It's available from amazon.com as a paperback or an ebook.  I hope it's a witness and a blessing!  

      Almost 20 years ago I finally got to produce a play I had written back in the 80s.  I arranged to record an ad for it on the local radio station. While there, the owner commented: "You should do a broadcast. You have the voice for it."        Soon after, I contacted my friend Russ, who was an audio engineer.  He agreed to participate, so I started writing scripts.  I was (and still is) called "Reflections from God's Word."  We recorded 4 at a time, and I hand-delivered them to the station.    When I moved to Camp Hill, PA I was unable to get any interest from the local Christian radio stations, since I was unaffiliated with any recognized church.  That's when the idea of a podcast emerged.  Russ again agreed to add new intros and outros to what had been recorded and I started again.           The local response was disappointing, but something else happened: People in...

     As a writer/speaker/actor, I'm rarely uncomfortable around words.  But navigating the web is another issue entirely for a baby boomer like me.  When I think I understand something, I leap into the "Ready Fire Aim" mentality and later find out how badly I did it.  But hopefully this will be a good outlet for me.  (smile).        I started this to promote my books: so far three novels and around ten non-fiction books about Christian doctrine and experience.  But there's something liberating about just sitting at the keyboard and ponding away like this.  Will anybody bother reading this?  Will anybody finish it?  Will anybody care that I'm doing this?       Those may sound like self-absorbed questions, and I know I think more of myself than I ought to as a Christian.  But I know Facebook (Meta?) and Twitter (X?) aren't the way to boost readership; at least, not the way I've been do...