Abraham Cortez, a man of God, tries to provide and lead his family through the valleys of life. His son, Ricky, is seventeen and is learning about manhood and responsibility. Life comes crashing down on this family. Abraham loses his beloved job due to cuts. Abraham feels betrayed, develops thick skin, and will not let anybody in. This changes when meets Sebastian Castil, an educator, who has grown weary in the teaching profession. He can barely speak due to vocal overuse and has vocal nodules on his vocal words.

Simply Dain uncovers the many valleys and hills of Christian author Dain Taylor. It is an autobiography that challenges people to think about their identity in Christ and their purpose on this earth. If someone was to ask who you are in regards to your identity, you would simply start it with a the pronoun "I", and the the verb "am". And yes, we finish the sentence with our job titles and adjectives, but what does God desire to fill this sentence with? At this current moment, I can just simply write "I am simply Dain." Nevertheless, the question is what does God say that I am? How does God see me in His kingdom. With so many setbacks and failures in my life, what can God tell me at this moment?