Pillars of Barabbas

Pillars of Barabbas: Book two is just as good as book 1. I liked this version of Nero, and felt compassion for him- Something I never would have imagined. The intensity and passion of these early Christians, truly on a mission to change the world is both inspiring and convicting, for an average 21st......more

This is the second novel in a series but reads well on its own. House has done a great deal of research to create a novel reflecting a possible situation for the early church. The events in the novel take place about thirty years after the crucifixion. We see how early church leaders were chosen and......more

I was privileged to review I Was Called Barabbas, the first book in M. D. House's Barabbas Trilogy, so when Pillars of Barabbas came up for review, I jumped on it. House continues the tale of what Barabbas' life may have looked like in fine fashion. The novel is set about thirty years after the Cruci......more

I’m sure readers of the Bible sometimes wonder what happened next. Was that prophecy fulfilled? Did that tax collector or that prostitute manage to start a new, upright life? What became of the healed cripple? M.D. House has invested much creative fantasy in developing the life stories of several New......more

Excellent!!!......more