Yes, and it's not because of the demons themselves. Well, it is because of the demons but also the demonic themes and lyrics. It is also "not christian or holy" because of its extremely lustful marketing. Not only does it have themes that directly point sinning but also an unhealthy enemy to lovers relationship.

Debora is a girl who fulfills her dream of living in Australia. She is a mature and devout Christian, who is swearing off men, but when she bumps into a church and meets Adam, her walls begin to crumble. Adam had just been diagnosed with a terminal disease, but kept that secret from everyone. The moment he began to live his life learning to let go and detach, preparing for his imminent death, Debora's arrival and the romantic feelings he quickly develops for her, lead him to a road of selfishness, pride and fear. Where will love take them?

Elisha is a loving and tender- hearted Christian girl who is a freshman at university, doing her first year in medicine. Every guy on campus is mesmerized by her natural beauty but she gives none of them attention. All she cares about is finishing her course and making her mom proud, NO DISTRACTIONS. She treasures nothing more in life than the Almighty Lord Jesus, her small loving family and best friend, Brielle. Bennett is a half Italian, half Korean senior in Sports Management, who is the captain of the football team and the son of a wealthy CEO. After the tragedy of losing his mother, he has become closed off and uses charm and charisma to hide his unbearable pain. He treats girls like second hand objects with no feelings, what-so-ever. When these two first meet we can tell how opposite their lives are ....but what if a school project forced them to see eye to eye *NO SWEARING *NO MATURE SCENES *NO EXPLICIT SCENES

Words of encouragement to encourage, motivate and empower to be steadfast, growing and flourishing in your walk with God and journey in your faith.

"Why do you do that? Why do you dress like that? Why can't you be like any other girl?" Elijah asked Rachel with curiosity, the girl who was now hugging her books protectively as she looked at her long grey dress she loved so much. "What?" Rachel asked, confused. She couldn't understand why Elijah Bornman, the boy who made everyone crave for his attention, was talking to her. "You heard me." He said, his cold blue eyes never leaving her warm chocolate ones. And with a deep breath, Rachel replied, her voice confident: "Because I am not ashamed of the Gospel."

"I don't date UGLIES." When Alona Ryans gets her life humiliated and her heart shattered by the popular Henry Jones-the only boy she's ever loved-food, horror movies, and horror books become her comfort. How do people define beauty in the first place? How can people call someone ugly so easily? Next to Henry, Sander Sanders and Charles Felix are like too-good-to-be-true friends in Alona's life. But when she thought they saw her different, she was wrong. AGAIN. They saw her ugly too. At least, that's what she presumed. Because love doesn't seem to exist in the life of the ugly.