Sammy Tippit

Light in the Darkness Sammy Tippit

Publisher Marketing: As global terrorism spreads rapidly around the world, western civilization seems to have lost its ability to counter the extremists. Scenes of beheadings in far away deserts have threatened to become a part of life in Europe and North America. It's not just the global terrorism that threatens the West, but darkness has found its place on the main streets and in the neighborhoods of Europe and the United States. Light in the Darkness details the response needed by the Christian community. Sammy Tippit writes that the greatest threat we face is deep within our own hearts. Light in the Darkness says that the global terror and the darkness next door can't overtake us if the light within us is shining brightly. It issues an urgent call for Christians to seek God and allow Him to send a spiritual awakening. The book is filled with stories of Christians who live in some of the darkest parts of the world and how God has used them greatly. It gives a first hand account of the incredible revivals that have taken place in very dangerous places. "Light in the Darkness" is a combination of three e-books: "The Approaching Darkness, Character in the Darkness, " and "God's Glory in the Darkness." Sammy Tippit has spent nearly a half-century ministering in dark and dangerous nations, where Christians have been severely persecuted. He's witnessed God's light shatter the darkness in Eastern Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. He was in Romania during the revolution, Rwanda immediately following the genocide, and Burundi during the war. He now shares riveting stories and Biblical truths that have transformed nations, communities, families, and individuals in his book, "Light in the Darkness." Contributor Bio:  Tippit, Sammy Sammy Tippit is the author of 13 non-fiction books, which have been translated into more than 20 languages. He has pioneered evangelism in some of the most difficult regions of the world. He's married to Debara "Tex" Tippit, and they have two children and five grandchildren. Tippit's ancestors worked with Joseph Willis to form some of the first Evangelical and Baptist churches in Louisiana. Randy Willis is a direct descendant of Joseph Willis and foremost historian on Joseph Willis.