Renting God
Step into a world where divine beings walk among mortals, and the boundaries between faith, power, and humanity blur. 'Renting God' is a captivating tale that explores the complexities of belief, the fragility of human ambition, and the profound connections that shape our existence. With vivid storytelling and thought-provoking themes, this book invites readers to question the nature of divinity and the role it plays in our lives. A must-read for those who seek a story that is as enlightening as it is enthralling.
Tales from God's Twilight
The Mind
Behind
the Words
Jerry Lindberg is a prolific editorialist, blogger and commentator. He has a degree in Communications from Morehead State Univerisity and served as Dr. Moller's research assistant for five years. He currently pays taxes in Virginia where he lives with his wife. Jerry has two grown boys, several grandchildren and a mini-van.
Publications
The Fingerprint of God
The evidence exists. The biblical Exodus happened. Those facts can now be affirmed. Whether or not this is good news depends on whom you ask.
Battlefield of Mayberry
An evil plot unfolds in Trinity Corners, Minnesota. But it may not be the apparent criminals who are responsible for the botched terror plot.
Renting God
A collection of Christian short stories written over several decades. They are literally a 'Twilight Zone' of faith stories.
Testimonials
"While Jerry Lindberg's The Fingerprints of God is fiction, it strikes to the heart of recent and ongoing research surrounding the biblical Exodus. I have been intimately involved in chronicling this research. Jerry's story takes the most recent scientific and forensic discoveries surrounding the Exodus and places them in a fictional mystery which may not necessarily be a fantasy."
Dr. Lennart Moller, Research scientist and author of The Exodus case.
"I found The Battle of Mayberry to be very entertaining. As I read
it I cast the movie and think it would have that "right combination" of humor and intrigue. Great good vs. evil situations. I've recommended it to many others (who also enjoyed it!)."
christopher nolte
"Having been involved in academic geographical research of the Exodus for several years, I was intrigued by the way Jerry Lindberg wove aspects of current Exodus theory into his novel, The Fingerprint of God. Jerry also concurrently developed at least half a dozen gripping story tracks that were brought masterfully to conclusion. In reading The Fingerprint of God, I felt like I was enjoying several adventure novels simultaneously. Thanks for the clever, imaginative and exciting read.
Dr. glen A fritz, geographer, san antonio, tx
"The Battle of Mayberry is a really well-written book, and very different from what the title might imply. It is a story of an Al Qaeda plot gone wrong in rural Minnesota. The characters are extremely well developed, and how they connect to each other keeps one wanting to read "just one more page". The story is by turns humorous, poignant, insightful and reminds me of what I value coming from the Midwest. Could not recommend it more highly, and I have only ever recommended one other book, despite being an avid reader."
rebecca mcLane
"Border-line genius! I just finished Jerry Lindberg's fast-paced novel. The Fingerprint of God. As I closed the last page, I sat in amazement at how well Jerry has combined the prophetic messages of the Bible with the latest advances in medical and electronic technology to weave this story of intrigue, betrayal, jealousy and world-shaking archeological discoveries. It is the near future. As the world is pulled, kicking and screaming toward the apocalyptic end of days, the forces of good and evil gather to watch the Second Coming of Christ ... or is it? The Fingerprint of God is a must read."
roger L. Johnson, author, commander, u.s. navy
"I picked up The Fingerprint of God and couldn't stop turning the
pages until I'd finished it! Having spent almost 12 years inside
Saudi Arabia, (the last nine of which were spent in covert
investigations around Jabel el Lawz - the real Mount Sinai), I can say
without a doubt that Jerry has penned within the pages of this book a scenario that is not only exciting, but explosive and prophetic with regard to the possibilities we could all witness in the near future. His characters may be fictional but the realities behind them are certainly not! A thriller of a story that just may become the evening news some day soon.
penny caldwell, biblical explorer