Description
*Condition Note: Book is very lightly used and clean.*
Born into a dysfunctional home with 12 siblings, Austin seemed to be the target of his father’s violent vindictiveness. Arbitrary, extended thrashings didn’t deter 8-year-old Austin trying to protect his mother. But there was a price…
While the young Austin wasn’t cowed by the violence, in the absence of love, it turned him into a teenage rebel and the leader of a violent gang, which created mayhem. He fled town at 2am one night to escape the police, but was ambushed spectacularly by God.
At 16 Austin became a Christian, telling God that he only wanted to be “a dinkum one”. That’s when the dreams began—baffling but portentous. Now, even as a teenager he influenced people to accept Christ.
Austin understood rejection, injustice and suffering. The police frog-marched him from his family home and his belongings were strewn across the road. Yet Austin determined that no persecution would prevent him being faithful, not from taking a stand for his God, for His Truth and for the Adventist Message.
A gripping story about a man upon whom God put His hand and, like Joseph, was prepared for a special role. Through a life of drama, adventure and conflict, Austin testified of God’s providence and leading.
CONTENTS
Editor's Notes
Foreword
Introduction
In the Beginning
The Early Years
Struggles
The Bit Between My Teeth
And Bolting With It
Ambushed by God
Contagious Convictions
Leaves of Autumn
Across the Ditch
Bound for South Australia
Across the Nullarbor
Where the Crows Fly Backwards
Place of Many Crows
Streamers on the Dock
One Jump Ahead of the Police
The National Capital
Back Over the Nullarbor
Christchurch
Sydney and Melbourne
Beneath the Long White Cloud
Confrontation
Retirement
Life After Death
Troubles on Mt Tambourine
The Sunset Years
Cann River
Postscript
Appendices
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Details
Binding: |
Paperback |
Copyright: |
2023 |
Printed: |
2023 |
Pages: |
194 |
Publisher: |
Rod Cooke |
Condition: |
B+ |