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n a recent autumn evening, I sat among an audience of nearly a thousand Texans gathered at a church to hear Don Piper’s testimony and message. Many in the audience, including me, had read at least his first book, “90 Minutes in Heaven - A True Story of Death and Life” (Fleming H. Revell, 2004).” The other half had not read any of his three books. The man sitting next to me was typical of the group — people eager to hear a word of hope and yet somewhat skeptical of what they had heard about the man and his books.

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