As you read this story you will become aware of God's unfailing grace, mercy and love in one man's life. My journey has many twist and turns from Baltimore to CA. In the back of the book there are 15 Discussion Questions and the 12 Steps with Biblical Comparisons.
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These are Images of places and people I talk about in the book. Follow these photos, as you read the book. And a gallery of railroad project photos.
Christ paid the price to free us from the curse that the laws in Moses’ Teachings bring by becoming cursed instead of us. Scripture says, “Everyone who is hung on a tree is cursed.” Christ paid the price so that the blessing promised to Abraham would come to all people of the world through Jesus
He was crucified and took the penalty for me and for you. The work Jesus has done on the cross for each of us is beyond all comprehension! But it didn’t stop with the cross. That was just the beginning. His resurrection gives the power to change the hearts of all who will trust Him.
Some excerpts from the book, as we celebrate Rebecca’s 45th Birthday… “On a snowy day in January 1977, our daughter Rebecca Ann Eschenbach was born. On my first visit to the hospital, I was so excited that I dug out my suit from our wedding and got all dressed up. After church, I visited Lisa
We knew my Mom as “Peggy” Margaret Ann Eschenbach, born on January 18, 1925. It was Mom’s relentless prayers she would see answered on April 6, 1975. And those prayers did not stop when I gave my life to Jesus. She continued to pray for me and our entire family for the next 45 years.
Doug Riddell, Railway Age, Author, Retired Amtrak Company Photographer and Locomotive Engineer, provides the following book review: A Life Off The Tracks Restored Ghost written accounts of celebrities with sordid pasts are a dime a dozen, and appear intended solely to generate furthering publicity. Rescued: A True Story of Redemption, Pardon and Second Chances, is
Retirement from the Railroad Industry After 34 years and 4 days, I retired from Amtrak on 9/30/2010. I worked for an additional 10 years, as a railroad consultant for J.L. Patterson & Associates and Jacobs Engineering, retiring for the final time on 4/24/2020. This book project was initially meant to be a document in which
On January 4, 1987 – 35 years ago, 16 lives were lost in the Amtrak/Chase, Maryland – Tragic train wreck. This tribute and memory is dedicated to all who experienced the loss of loved ones. To the many first responders and railroad employees who endured this event and worked tirelessly at the wreck site. The
He Took My Whipping for Me This is the tract, I refer to in my book… Rev. A.C. Dixon, the great Baptist preacher, who was born in the mountains of Virginia, relates the following: Years ago there was a certain in hi section which no teacher could handle. The boys were so rough that the
