EVERY TEAR REMEMBERED

Grief changes everything.

It disrupts our plans, shakes our faith, and leaves us wondering if we’ll ever feel whole again.

On April 15, Christian A. Dickinson’s life changed forever—a late-night call, a rushed drive home, and a silent understanding outside a hospital door. In that moment, he stepped into a world of grief he wasn’t ready for.

If you’ve ever felt the weight of sorrow—if you’ve ever whispered, Why, God?—this book is for you.

Every Tear Remembered walks with you through loss with heartfelt storytelling, biblical wisdom, and gentle reflection. This book isn’t about “moving on.” It’s about how God meets us in the ache, collects every tear, and promises to one day wipe them all away.

Inside, you’ll find:

• Space to process grief without guilt or shame
• Real stories that see Jesus in the midst of pain
• Encouragement to trust that mourning and faith can coexist
• Hope grounded in God's promise to redeem every sorrow

If you’re grieving, you are not alone. Your tears matter. Your pain is seen. And the One who holds every tear will make something beautiful in its time.

Micah 6:8: A Prophetic Bridge

Micah 6:8: A Prophetic Bridge to Jesus is a powerful and concise commentary that brings ancient prophecy into sharp focus for today’s believers. Christian A. Dickinson unpacks the rich layers of one of the Bible’s most well-known verses—“act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God”—and reveals how this timeless call to righteousness points directly to the life, ministry, and mission of Jesus Christ. Ideal for personal study or group discussion, this book invites readers to move beyond surface-level understanding and embrace the deeper prophetic thread that connects the Old Testament to the Gospel. Insightful, accessible, and Spirit-led, Micah 6:8 will challenge and encourage anyone longing to live out authentic faith in a complicated world.

It's All or Nothing

For generations, Christians have been taught that giving 10% of their income is a biblical command. But when we look at the New Testament, we find something surprising—Jesus never reinforced tithing. Instead, He called for something far greater: total surrender.

In It’s All or Nothing, Dickinson dives deep into the origins of tithing, its Old Testament purpose, and how Jesus and the apostles radically reshaped what it means to give. Through biblical insight and historical context, this book will challenge everything you thought you knew about Christian giving.

Inside, you’ll discover:

✔ Why tithing was part of the Old Covenant law—and why it doesn’t apply today.

✔ How Jesus moved beyond percentages to a life of full surrender.

✔ What the early church practiced instead of tithing.

✔ Why the modern church still teaches tithing—and how we can return to true generosity.

✔ How to live a life of radical, Spirit-led giving that goes beyond obligation.

If you’ve ever questioned whether tithing is required—or if you long to break free from legalism and step into the joy of true biblical generosity—this book will give you the answers.

Are you ready to stop calculating percentages and start living with open hands?

Because in the Kingdom of God, it’s all or nothing.

THE PROPHETIC EQUATION

The Bible isn’t a random anthology.

It’s a prophetic equation — and the answer is Christ.

For centuries, thirty prophets spoke across different kingdoms, cultures, and crises. Their voices, separated by generations, echoed a single, unified pattern — a divine design hidden in plain sight.

In The Prophetic Equation, Christian A. Dickinson reveals how thirty prophetic witnesses, woven across Scripture’s pages, converge with stunning precision in Jesus Christ. Through numbers, timelines, covenants, and promises, you'll discover how every prophetic thread ties into a breathtaking solution:

Thirty Prophets. One Christ. Zero Coincidence.

Step back and see the Bible as you’ve never seen it before — as a masterpiece of divine mathematics, revealing the heart of God.

THE CURSE OF TIME

What if time

is not a gift—

but a consequence?

Before the Fall, there was no death, no decay, no ticking clock—only God’s eternal now. But something shattered. When Lucifer rebelled and Adam and Eve disobeyed, humanity didn’t just fall from grace—we fell into time.

In The Curse of Time, Christian A. Dickinson challenges everything we assume about the nature of time. Blending biblical insight, theological reflection, and personal story, this book reveals how time itself may be the most overlooked consequence of sin—and how God’s eternal kairos continues to break through the limits of our chronos-bound lives.

This is not just a book about time. It’s a call to wake up to eternity.