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In today's episode, Dr. Andrew Compton examines the intersection of fantasy writing and theological themes with OPC Pastor Rev. Jeremiah Montgomery. As the author of The Dark Harvest trilogy, Montgomery discusses his journey into writing fiction with a distinctively theological flavor. We explore his approach to storytelling, the influence of his reformed faith, and how his experiences in ministry have shaped his writing. From the seeds of historical events to the imaginative creation of fantasy worlds, Montgomery reveals the depth of thought behind his work and the power of fiction to convey profound truths. Tune in to learn more about how fiction can reflect the reality of good and evil, the importance of imagination, and the role of storytelling in communicating the Christian worldview.
You can purchase the Dark Harvest Trilogy from P&R Publishing here.
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In today's episode, Dr. Andrew Compton examines the intersection of fantasy writing and theological themes with OPC Pastor Rev. Jeremiah Montgomery. As the author of The Dark Harvest trilogy, Montgomery discusses his journey into writing fiction with a distinctively theological flavor. We explore his approach to storytelling, the influence of his reformed faith, and how his experiences in ministry have shaped his writing. From the seeds of historical events to the imaginative creation of fantasy worlds, Montgomery reveals the depth of thought behind his work and the power of fiction to convey profound truths. Tune in to learn more about how fiction can reflect the reality of good and evil, the importance of imagination, and the role of storytelling in communicating the Christian worldview.
You can purchase the Dark Harvest Trilogy from P&R Publishing here.

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