Gerald Tausch may be an eager creative whose love of story shines through in his examinations of confidence, revelation, and experience. He began his scholastic career with a factual book about Jesus’ lessons and life, which provided readers with a new viewpoint on spiritual development and comprehension. This major appearing work has set a high bar for his future work, with readers drawn to his unique ability to develop large, significant issues that are both congenial and captivating.

Gerald Tausch recalls one busy day at his dad’s restaurant when he was upstairs experimenting with motors and transformers. With no diagrams and only guesswork, he ended up plunging the entire restaurant into darkness—twice. But instead of getting mad, his dad calmly showed him the right way to wire things, and that sparked a lifelong passion for making, even without formal credentials.