Andy Adolph

The Buried Bible Andy Adolph

The Buried Bible was envisioned from a dream, where young men who were left powerless by the powers of darkness which infiltrated their involvement in a life of crime, drugs and immoral acts cried out for help, from God's people. It speaks to the Church as a body of believers and how we often fail these young men, as our attention is only geared towards the believers of God and not sinners. It places emphasis on how the Media Ministry focus more on broadcasting that on street evangelism, and how we as leaders fail to establish outreach ministries. It looks at the role of parenting and how many fall prey to the life of violence, crime and promiscuity, without the proper training and guidance from parents, due to lack of love and respect for themselves and others in the community. It portrays how we as parents and believers sometimes falter by not telling unbelievers and loved ones, things about life and the times we are living for there will come a time of judgment. In retrospection, it concludes by showing the need for God's Word to be ministered to all, to limit the life of crime exhibited in sinners lives, for the Love of God can blossom into the life of the young and the old at heart and for his will and purpose to be accomplished in their lives turning away from a life of violence, crime and immoral acts.