Point of Return

In the hectic, materialistic age in which we live man seeks security. He buys fire insurance, accident insurance, health insurance, life insurance, and he longs for insurance against war and atom bombs.
With all of his attempts to find secure living he has lost his greatest hope--faith in a personal God.
In this story we see Roderick Mason at an impasse, or dead-end street, in his life. He is trapped by forces that have possessed him and almost ruined his life and the life of Agnes, his wif...