The Lights of Tenth Street by Shaunti Feldhahn

As angelic forces do battle behind the veil, its clear that the choice Doug and Sherry make…and how they confront painful issues in their marriage…has the terrifying power to deepen or illuminatethe spiritual darkness.Feldhahn received her bachelor's degree in government and economics from The College of William and Mary in Virginia (Class of 1989) she then went on to serve on the staff of the U.S. When Ronnies life intersects theirs, Doug and Sherry must decide if theyre willing to risk their convenience and security to respond to her cry for help.

But Doug also has a serious battle with his thought life that his wife does not begin to comprehend. When she takes a lucrative job waitressing at a strip club on Tenth Street, she finds herself trapped in the life of an exotic dancerand tangled up in an espionage scheme drawn straight from todays headlines.Īt the other end of Tenth Street, Doug and Sherry Turner have the house, the two kids, the minivan, and a respectable church attendance. Ronnie Hanover leaves an abusive home situation for her dream of going to college in the city.

Within them dwell conflicting sets of values and people who have radically divergent stories and very different lives or do they? 'Who knew Christian fiction could be so excitingand so relevant to the times? A fascinating tale of people caught up in temptation, spiritual mediocrity, and high-tech terrorism, The Lights of Tenth Street is an edge-of-your-seat spiritual thriller.'Īt either end of Tenth Street in Atlanta, the welcome lights of two separate establishments beckon passersbythe staid and proper Trinity Chapel and The Challenger, a popular gentlemens club. But Ronnie must come out of the darkness, for only she can unravel a plot of devastating destruction. When an exotic dancer's life intersects theirs, this suburban couple has to make a hard choice: do they risk their convenience and security for her sake, or do they cross to the other side of the road? The dark forces will not easily give up their most important pawn.

What Sherry doesn't know is that Doug has a shameful struggle with his thought life. They have a well-meaning but shallow church. They have the house, the two kids, and the minivan.

The Lights of Tenth Street by Shaunti Feldhahn