Archives June 2013

Twilight of Eternity: The Boundaries of Christian Fiction Have Been Redefined!

Book Review by Josh Peck – Author of “Disclosure”

Doug Hamp has transcended the limits of fantasy in “Twilight of Eternity”. The reader is taken on an exciting adventure through a images (3)prophetic future. In this world yet to come, our hero Ben must make a choice that will determine his destiny. In order to make this choice, he must set out on a daring quest for truth and discovery that proves to be most treacherous.

Based on meticulous scriptural study and research, “Twilight of Eternity” is a book that proves to be rewarding for believers and nonbelievers alike. Believers will gain a fantastic witnessing tool as well as new insight into the rarely-discussed Millennial Kingdom. Nonbelievers will be provided with a gripping fantasy full of action that sets out to uncover mysteries and reveal secrets. From the first page to the last, this book certainly is for everybody.

In the field of Biblical research, where nonfiction literature is the norm, “Twilight of Eternity” breaks the mold. Doug Hamp has done the impossible by creating a masterful work of fiction that conveys scriptural truths while remaining relatable in our modern era. This truly is an entertaining fantasy of intrigue based on a very real and upcoming future.

   Josh Peck, Author of “Disclosure” http://joshpeckdisclosure.wordpress.com/

Quest 4 Truth with Rob Skiba and Douglas Hamp 04

In this episode of Quest 4 Truth, Doug Hamp and Rob Skiba discuss Matthew 24:28 and give their opinions on who/what the carcass and eagles are a reference to and what this verse could be revealing. They also explore Revelation 9:11, Zechariah 5 and other Scriptures as well. (sorry about Rob’s mic during the first 10 minutes).

According to the Scriptures Radio, Terry Clark


In this episode of According to the Scriptures, Doug interviews special musical guest Terry Clark. During the second hour, Doug and Dave discuss whether or not there is hyperbole in the Bible.They also discussed in detail whether or not the book of Revelation should be interepreted in a linear fashion or not.