Supernatural For The Record

Guy Malone has lived in Roswell, New Mexico, for over 20 years, researching, writing and publicly lecturing on the topic of aliens as a spiritual deception. He is the author of "Come Sail Away: UFO Phenomenon & The Bible" (1999, expanded 2015) and co-author, with Joseph G. Jordan, of "The Red Flags of Ufology" (2025) which reproduces Malone's groundbreaking PowerPoint lecture offering a compelling man-made explanation of the Roswell 1947 "UFO" incident.Malone's career includes restaurant work, sales and AP style copy editing, in more recent years, for Bitcoin Magazine and his local Roswell Daily Record newspaper. Malone parlayed that position as local news copy editor into serving as a financial columnist for the paper as well.Having "carved out space" in the paper as the town's bitcoin apologist, following a literal "sign in the sky" that Malone observed and photographed, he switched his writing from finance to covering controversial faith topics with an even greater zeal than he brought to bitcoin. "Supernatural For The Record" challenges Christians with sound, entertaining studies about encounters with angels, biblical and modern miracles, arguing to his local churches — and effectively publicly rebuking their lack of faith — that the supernatural gifts of the Spirit should be sought, taught and happening in our services today.Malone then turns all of his combined expertise to newly and succinctly present what the Bible says about UFOs and aliens in his final published columns — amazed at the open door to be providentially delivering the exact message the city of Roswell would not hear about fallen angels and aliens when he first arrived in 1999 — and ever since — delivered weekly to their doorsteps.Until the paper had to let him go, that is. No hard feelings.Magi or mad, mad Guy? Open this book to find out which. And expect a miracle.Visit FinanceMeetsFaith.com for information on this book's companion volume, "Bitcoin For The Record" and to learn what else Malone has gotten into recently. Read more