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Alton Gansky, Nonfiction: A Conversation with God: If You Could Ask God Anything What Would It Be?
Alton Gansky: The Indispensable Guide to Practically Everything: Jesus (The Essestials Made Easy)
Robert Cornuke: The Pravda Messenger: A Novel
with Alton Gansky
Alton Gansky: Out of Time, Value (J. D. Stanton Mysteries)
The HMS Archer is a ghost ship. JD Stanton doesn't believe in ghosts.
Alton Gansky: Vanished, Value (J. D. Stanton Mysteries)
The people of a small California town have disappeared.
Alton Gansky: A Ship Possessed, Value (J. D. Stanton Mysteries)
The USS Triggerfish returned home with its crew but it did not come home alone.
Alton Gansky: Enoch
What if Enoch came back?
Jeff Struecker: Certain Jeopardy
A military action/adventure I wrote with Capt. Jeff Struecker. A page turner.
Robert Cornuke: The Bell Messenger: A Novel
One of the books I co-authored.
Alton Gansky: Zero-G
It's the first commercial space flight. Just as competitive as the old space race. And even more deadly.
Alton L. Gansky: Angel
A wise stranger has come to save our world. But is he too good to be true?
Alton Gansky: Finder's Fee
My Latest from Zondervan Publishing
Alton Gansky: 40 Days
NONFICTION. A look at the 40 days between the resurrection and ascension of Christ.
Alton Gansky: Crime Scene Jerusalem
A 21st century forensics expert investigates a 1st century crime--the crime of the ages.
Alton Gansky: The Incumbent
An abduction…a trail of disturbing clues… Politics are about to become deadly
Alton Gansky: Before Another Dies
When nighttime radio becomes daytime danger, Mayor Maddy Glenn must act before another innocent dies.
Alton Gansky: Director's Cut
Success can bring more than fame and fortune. For Mayor Maddy Glenn and her starlet cousin, it might bring death.
Torry was a highlight for me at the conference last year -- and for my daughter, who loves to listen to Adventures in Odyssey. Wooten is her favorite character, so hearing Torry speak at dinner one evening and then meeting him was an absolute thrill for her.
So appreciate Torry's perspective about tithing the first portion of his day to help other people.
Posted by: Beth | 01/19/2013 at 10:03 PM
I love you, Torry Martin, and can't wait to see you again. Thank you for your example to me of caring for others. You'll probably never know how many you a have influenced through the years.
Posted by: Vonda Skelton | 01/20/2013 at 08:41 PM
Al, have you switched to Vimeo? Or is this not part of a pattern. I rather like Vimeo and I think you may prefer it. It's more - how do I say it - educational to YouTube's entertaining. Enjoy!
Posted by: Daniel Smith | 01/22/2013 at 08:35 AM
Hi, Daniel. I used Vimeo because YouTube wasn't letting me upload Torry's video. YouTube has a 15 minute limit but it allows select posters to upload longer. If you scope out the other videos I've done you will see that many run beyond the 15 minute mark. For some reason (and this might be a problem with the updated program I use to edit) I can no longer upload a longer interview. Torry's ran 18 minutes. I edited one version down but couldn't make the 15 minute without dropping some of the key stuff. So, that's why Vimeo. I may stick with them. Not sure yet.
Posted by: Alton Gansky | 01/22/2013 at 09:09 AM