THREE HUNDRED TORCHES

He was hiding in a winepress. Heaven called him mighty.For seven years, Midian has stripped Israel bare. Crops are stolen, families hide in caves, and fear has become a way of life. Gideon is no warrior. He is the least in his father's house, burdened by grief, surrounded by compromise, and haunted by the memory of what fear has already cost his family.Then a Stranger appears beneath the oak and speaks words Gideon cannot believe:"The LORD is with thee, thou mighty man of valour."What follows will tear down everything Gideon has hidden behind. His father's altar to Baal must fall. Thirty-two thousand soldiers must become three hundred. And an impossible battle must be fought with trumpets, empty pitchers, and torches burning in the night.Three Hundred Torches is a vivid, dramatic retelling of Judges 6–8—a story of fear confronted by faith, weakness transformed into courage, and an ordinary man learning that God does not need a great army to win a great victory.   Rich with biblical atmosphere, emotional depth, suspense, and spiritual power, this novel brings Gideon's world to life and reminds every reader that the voice of fear does not get the final word.Sometimes the light is only revealed when the jar is broken.