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Part 1: The Retreat
 
Pastor Case Parker is shocked by all the good, bad and ugly he has found in church so far. He constantly asks himself this question: Should I stay or should I go? Follow him as he renews his strengths and fights his demons, interweaving laugh-out-loud observations with deep reflections for the soul.

Praise for: The Retreat: A light-hearted and humorous story about a soul-searching pastor

This book provides a powerful—and desperately needed—correction to the subtly self-focused and self-sufficient attitudes that can slip into our hearts and ministries so easily. Through simple storytelling and humour, Kees cuts through our defences and goes straight to the heart of the problem: our hearts. But don’t worry—he also provides the refreshing and healing medicine of God’s grace. You’ll laugh, you’ll be challenged, and most of all you’ll be encouraged to find rest in the Lord, and strength to keep going. Seth Lewis , Author
 
Part 2: The Heaven on Earth Conference: The wondrous diary of an ordinary pastor
 
Case Parker is just an ordinary pastor—until he’s invited to speak at the prestigious Heaven on Earth conference. Full of hope and a touch of pride, he begins journaling the journey, eager to share how God is working through him. But when a young girl in his flock falls gravely ill and a mysterious visitor appears with unsettling questions, Case is drawn into a deeper, more personal journey of faith.
 
Praise for Heaven on Earth:
 
Wow, read this after readingThe Retreat ! He is a good writer , and makes you think about your faith , and his life as a Minister , a must! David Martin
 
Part 3: The Memoirs of Pastor Martinus Metgod: My remarkable year with Case Parker
 
 
In The Memoirs of Pastor Martinus Metgod, beloved preacher and seasoned servant of the Word, Martinus Metgod, finds himself at the center of a storm he never saw coming. Accused of misconduct after decades of faithful ministry, the once-revered “crown prince” of the Baptist pulpit must now confront not only public scrutiny—but the private demons he’s long kept hidden.
As church elders launch a careful investigation, Martinus is unexpectedly paired with a bright-eyed intern, Case Parker. This young man’s fresh perspective challenges Martinus in ways he didn’t expect—raising uncomfortable questions, but also offering surprising glimpses of hope, humility, and healing.
 
Praise for the Memoirs:
 
Being a church leader I read quite a few books every year. This latest book by Kees Postma however stands out. I’ve already enjoyed the previous two books but this one is a whole ‘nother level! It draws you in and just as you are intrigued and captured by the layers of the characters and the story - the ‘point’ hits you like a brick! This book, like none other I’ve read, has more twists and turns than a Hollywood movie and keeps you guessing to the very end! Where, unexpectedly your laughing will turn to tears and - more importantly- your focus will turn to a God who exchanges beauty for your ashes and makes all things work out in His time. Buy it. Read it. Enjoy it. Paul Briers - UK church leader