By Craig Cunningham: Recent Episodes
Craig Cunningham
Orion and Odesa deliver the final image—a child—and destroy Fama's kingdom. This is the final installment of Opus. This and the other books of Theology are available on Amazon or craigscunningham.com
The society ruled by nihilism cannot endure the man who knows he is made in the image of God, and so they must try to kill him. craigscunningham.com
From BOOK 6 of the Theology Series. Fama and Orion compete for the heart of the city. Fama calls them into the void, while Orion calls them into remembrance. craigscunningham.com
BOOK 6 of Theology. Orion presents his work before the mobs to remind them who they are. In response, they seek to kill him. craigscunningham.com
BOOK 6 of Theology. Orion comes from the desert and enters the city with an image he wishes to share with the people, but the forces in power intend to stop him. craigscunningham.com
Defector's Manifesto, Ch. 10. He is not one man, but the true spirit of all men. And to build the eternal kingdom, we need true men to be true. craigscunningham.com
Defector's Manifesto, Ch. 9. Some nights I lie awake and wonder what my life could have been. Had the soldiers never come, had they never found the gun in the walls, what might I be doing right now? craigscunningham.com
Defector's Manifesto, Ch. 8. The river circles the ages. Outside my windows I see the water rising out of the ground, swelling towards us now. The reckoning is coming. craigscunningham.com
Defector's Manifesto, Ch. 7. To conquer the present, rulers must perpetuate fear and chaos at every level of society. craigscunningham.com
Defector's Manifesto, Ch. 6. The ideology of the collective is no longer political; it is religious. craigscunningham.com
Defector's Manifesto, Ch. 5. As the cries of the expendable millions echo through history, we must ask how a population can be so easily deceived by devils in false crowns. craigscunningham.com
Defector's Manifesto, Ch. 4. To conquer a man by force is inconvenient; better that he comes on bended knee. craigscunningham.com
Defector's Manifesto, Ch. 2. We were formed to order the chaos we encounter, to build, to make something out of nothing and truthfully declare it is good. I believe God intentionally made man in His own image, placing the spark and order of creation in our hearts. Every individual carries that fire. Thus, our nature connects us to a story of eternity that will always supersede government systems, cultures, and the common expectations of how man ought to live. Man ought to live as if he were created by God, not as if he were created to serve the age in which he was born. craigscunningham.com
Defector's Manifesto, Ch. 1. None can have value outside of God’s image; all have value because of God’s image. The great conflict of our time can only be won by building the future upon this truth. All men and women bear the image of the Maker. Circumstances and decisions obscure our origins and draw us away from the ancient fire, but we bear the image until the end. Men do not need to be convinced or swayed. They simply need to be reminded of what is already true about them. craigscunningham.com
COMING SOON. Over the next few weeks I'll share the podcasts for my newest book. This book is a roaring cry for liberty that opens with a scene of two men talking around a campfire. The world has fallen into the hands of tyrants. Defectors are on the run. But there is still a spark of hope that spreads from town to town. Welcome to Defector's Manifesto. craigscunningham.com
This is Part II of a series called The Weight of Love and Time. The series began as a letter to my wife.
This is part one of a five-part series I wrote as a letter to my wife about the meaning of our marriage. And it starts here: life flows in and out of us. craigscunningham.com
While Kruso makes his way back from the desert, Elle is captured. They want to know where to find the map and will do anything to make her divulge the information. craigscunningham.com
Kruso is given responsibility for finding and protecting the Map of Wells. craigscunningham.com
Before you read or listen to Vigil, here is what you need to know. craigscunningham.com
In the final hours before the compound falls, Gabriel considers telling the truth.
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Theology can be a difficult project to read, but hopefully this guide helps you track how I'm thinking about the ideas, and how the themes develop from book to book.
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The dead sit at the table with the raiser of the dead. If you are the Messiah, just say it clearly.
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God is the fire we fear, the fire that purifies, the fire that makes us new.
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After another premonition, Gabriel returns to pick up The Teacher's watch. But on the road home he makes a mistake that will change his life forever.
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Death has already been conquered. This is the final installment of Reza.
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When god showed Abraham the stars, there were enough for all of us.
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Zahid finds himself sharing a meal with Auguste, the bomber of Reza. The two men now share the same mission: to prepare the way for the One who is to come.
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With Afghanistan falling to the Taliban, this book from Theology takes on an even more relevant meaning. In the wake of an atomic bomb dropped on his nation, Zahid is a boat captain that ferries refugees to safety. But he has heard the call to re-light the altar in the center of Reza, and that is what he must do despite the assurance of death.
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A three-part short story about a boy in the employ of a wanted cult leader and terrorist.
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The final installment. The Accuser tells us to accept our basest nature and return to him.
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Patriarch is Book I of Theology. In this episode, hear the motivation for the book and what you can expect as a listener.