Faithless

Have you ever wondered about the spiritual realm and if it really exists? Have you ever wondered about the life of a priest, and what they experience while walking through a Journey with God? What traumas do people carry? Faithless bares all with a raw truth of experience.

Check out Faithless, this book by Seth Walker is truly an eye-opener to the people in society today, in a Northern town of unemployment, poverty, alcoholism, drugs, and battery. Seth has experienced all sorts of traumas while walking in his journey with God.

This gripping book tells the story of a priest and the raw accounts of his journey. 

Faithless will have you gripped as Seth tells his story of his daily encounters, the jaw-dropping accounts that will have you thinking how someone deals with the traumas of people. There is also a warning with the book a warning of suicide and violence.

Seth writes his accounts on youths on mind altering drugs whilst dabbling with a Ouija board and responding to what they hear. but it’s not all doom and gloom there is also humour tho’ Seth’s faith is tested to a breaking point.

A true story of poverty, hauntings, exorcism, birth, death, and murder. A truly heart-wrenching book that will have you gripped from the very beginning.

This book is really one we recommend you read, it will certainly leave you thinking about the spirit realm, behaviours, the works of Christ, and the tough journey with God.

* Hull Echo *

‘Faithless’ is a fascinating book which I found difficult to put down.

Initially, I wasn’t sure about reading ‘Faithless’ because I’ve experienced a crisis of faith too. At times, I had nothing to hold on to and I was concerned that reading this book may unsettle me and shake my faith. It didn’t. I’m so glad that I chose to read ‘Faithless’. I can’t escape the irony of a line in the book; ‘becoming a Christian is hard, but staying a Christian is even harder.’

I empathise with Seth Walker’s apathy and spiritual desolation; his point of view. In his own words, he was ill-prepared for the responsibilities put upon his shoulders and it crushed him. When he cried out to God … Nothing. This is a very powerful testimony. I like how he ends the book.

* Netgalley *

'It’s definitely not for everyone, but it is an instructive read for those considering working in a deprived community. It's not all bleak. There is warmth, even hilarity, as we get to know the characters who inhabit the estate... and, an unexpected chink of light appears right at the very end.

Despite the traumatic situations he finds himself in, the author’s pastoral heart shines through. 4 stars.'

* Premier Christianity Magazi