Rev. Dr. Posehn's books are available in Kindle format on his Author Page on Amazon.com, on iBooks, on Nook by Barnes and Noble, on Sony eReaders, and in all formats on Smashwords. 

Bad Things CAN Make Good Relationships:
An Unconventional Guide to Building Better Relationships

     Relationships. So many trees give their lives in the cause of understanding, improving, dissecting, and building relationships. The lion's share of these books are written about creating positive, helpful environments for reinforcing our relationships. This book is not one of them.
     You see my problem lies in the fact that these environments must be created. It is difficult enough just to live in and understand the environments in which we find ourselves let alone endeavor to create new ones. I always read these books and got fired up about the ideas in the book and went about creating the new environment the author suggested so I could improve my relationships. The trouble was that I worked so hard creating the environment that I lost sight of the improvements I sought for my relationships. The method became the goal and it never worked for me the way I'd hoped or the how author said it would.
     After years of frustration I began to wonder how we might better our relationships in the midst of the environment in which we find ourselves. What if we could use our current circumstances and find ways improve our relationships? What if the negative things we all experience in our relationships could somehow be turned into positives? Why can't we use "bad things" to make good relationships?
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Do You Know Who I AM?
Rogue, Rebel, Redeemer:  
Discovering Jesus in the Gospel of John

     The Gospel of John is an amazing Gospel. Written when the Apostle John was well into his eighties or even nineties, it is the only non-synoptic gospel; John is not so much concerned with a chronological history of Jesus' life. John is concerned that we understand "The Message" of Jesus. So, John doesn't mesh seamlessly with the other Gospels.
     What John does do, however, is give us a very personal peek inside the person and personality of Jesus.
In the Gospel of John, Jesus is not a pleasant little blond guy, from the nice town of Nazareth, who comes to town to gently tell those, who might stop by to listen, that we ought to love one another, as long as it doesn't offend anyone . . .
     On the contrary: in John's Gospel, Jesus is a troublemaker who fearlessly gets in the face of the religious leadership, questions their authority and their motives, and brings a message designed to turn Jewish society upside down.  
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Faith That Works!

     An unorthodox and hilarious series of commentaries on the New Testament designed specifically for e-readers on smartphones.  Good News and Grins to go . . .
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​All Things Work Together
A Layton Guy Novel

     The serenity of the suburban small town of Folsom California is shattered with the brutal on campus murder of Stephanie Green, a beautiful young basketball star and honor student at Folsom High School. Her twisted body, discovered on the steps of the Gymnasium, sets off a panic in the otherwise sleepy berg: has the gang violence, which infests the inner city neighborhoods finally found its way to Folsom?
     Rev. Layton Guy, a local youth pastor, Steph Green's youth pastor, who volunteers as a chaplain for the Folsom Police Department, finds himself entangled in the tragedy of her murder. Because of his close ties to the youth sub-culture and his family history with law enforcement, he has the trust of Detective Irv Hassleblat who invites him into the heart of the murder investigation. Layton also has another motivation drawing him into the investigation of Steph's murder in ways he doesn't quite understand: Perhaps too deeply. Stephanie Green is not the innocent he and her multimillionaire parents believed her to be . . .
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