Born into the Occult: Set Free by Jesus

Publisher Marketing: Ministries throughout the book brought out healings, deliverances, and teachings. The dream drive through the Yucon on the Alcon Highway to Alaska soon made the drivers aware that they had chosen the wrong starting month. The fear of Big Foot was the least of their worries, because the Yukon holds the record for the coldest temperature ever recorded in North America, and the Canadian record for the highest atmospheric pressure, and this was one of those years for Tom. Learning to become a gunsmith, after the Korean War, while understudying from a master gunsmith in Philadelphia was the least of Tom's challenges. It was here that the hidden secrets of the occult began its power over Tom's control. True love kept Tom in Chicago, as well as opposing and malevolent entities. A great struggle was in force throughout love's splendor as it grew and developed the sweet bonding of a couple experiencing the beauties of Chicago, the depth of caring families, and the dedication of some saints reaching for Tom's very soul, because he was also suffering from being bound with the knowledge of the hidden, trapped by occult witchcraft, and spirit/demon's frightening visits. A chaplain was born out from the occult and guided by the Lord through penitentiaries and prisons in the states of Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, and Alabama, hence, he became a prison evangelist. There were great healings from the throne room of God via the Holy Spirit using Tom, the chaplain, as his instrument in prisons. Demons: While being exorcised by a saint, the demon gave this testimony, "If you Christians only knew of the power that you have but do not use." Angels: And angels were there, too, placing Tom's feet as he walked his squad through the minefields.