HIStory

About the Book

The theme of the book is to assure the believers in these times of the apostasy, or false teachings, that are running rampant in the world then but also in our times. These apostates and their beliefs have entered into our society and the churches unnoticed, infiltrating the congregations. This infiltration has permeated not only the membership but also into the church leadership and its ministers. The apostates’ destruction has exploded onto the scene in an effort to dilute the Word of God. The movement destroys the church’s foundation, leaving in its wake an irrelevant church!

About the Author

Jasper Snellings’s journey from electrical engineer to author took some interesting turns along the way. His early years were spent in Humble, Texas, where his parents were members of the First United Methodist Church. Inheriting his father’s and mother’s musical talents, Snellings has added his booming bass voice to many a church choir. He currently sings with Christ Church UMC of Woodlands. Snellings graduated from the University of Houston in 1967 with a degree in electrical engineering. He started his engineering career in Houston and later managed in the Dallas office of Foxboro Company. His professional experience includes presentations on business quality to universities and trade shows across the country. He was featured in an article in PI Quality Magazine, published September/October 1993, entitled “Building a Business Alliance.” In 1987, he met his wife, SuZanne, and they now live in Woodlands, Texas. A conservative Christian and Bible-study teacher, he was a candidate on the independent ticket for United States Congress as a representative from District 18 (Houston) in 1994. He also is a history enthusiast and creates a quarterly column for Stripes, a journal of the Texas State Genealogical Society. In his writings, Snellings seeks to share the gospel through prose and the use of classical art. This beautifully presented book, designed by the author, is Snellings’s second published book and is dedicated to the service of the Lord Jesus Christ.