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Growing up, I had always had a strange fascination of the idea that a spiritual realm could exist. Every time ghost programs came on television, I'd be watching. Although I couldn't believe in God, Satan or anything else that wasn't tangible. I needed physical proof to comprehend the existence of everything. In high school I began going on paranormal investigations weekly. In my eleventh grade English class I received an Opposing Viewpoints project. The subject I chose was Paranormal Phenomenon. Instead of using the encyclopedias to research my subject like the rest of my class did, I went straight to the real source. The following week I found a Ouija Board, video camera, and other tools to carry out my own paranormal investigation. When I got more info from spirits than I had intended to, I began feeling the presence of something staring at me. The last night of the investigation, I got home late at night. When I stepped into the doorway something occurred that took everyone in the house complete surprise.

It is oftentimes spoken about how God wants to take His children from glory to glory. This is very true, but what happens when we're stuck in the "to" season? You know, the time in between your seasons of glory. This rocky, oftentimes discouraging season of life is what Christopher Syncere Dean calls "The Middle."In The Middle, Christopher tackles some of life's toughest challenges, as well as dive into some of his personal struggles as he encourages readers to persevere in the midst of adversity. The goal of this book is to show that God has and endless amount of beautiful things in store for those who choose not to quit in the middle.Christopher Syncere Dean is an author, artist, and speaker. He is an all around creative, who has had a heart for sharing his passions with the world around him since he was a child. With every creative endeavor, his goal is to help the world gain a fresh perspective on what it means to be a young person who follows Jesus.

Story of Moses returning to fight for the cause of oppressed Israel against the Pharaoh.