A book is remembered more often for how it ends than for how it starts. We are a book that God is writing. Often, the tricky devil, when he can no more stand the zeal of our early days, takes a break from the middle chapters of our life, waiting to put his foul pen to the closing details, so that, like Saul the first king of Israel, our story ends with a lamentation, “How art the mighty fallen!” By several opinions, The Last Chapter is a book of great inspiration, which explains its several reprints. A speechless early reader described it as “un-put-downable.” Beyond the glamorous religious commitments of your amiable beginning, be mindful that the devil does not write the last chapter of your life.

God will not do for you what He has given you hands to do for yourself. Between the “It shall come to pass” of prophetic declaration, and the “It came to pass” of prophetic fulfillment, there is usually human intervention. There is a limit to what God can do among men until they arise. You will never arrive at your destination until you arise. The lepers in Samaria asked themselves, “Why sit we here until we die?” If you sit, you will die. Even when God has multiplied your bread and fish, He will not put it into your mouth. You still will starve if you do not do something. Even when He has brought you to the thresholds of a vast Promised Land, you can only get as much as the soles of your feet shall dare to tread, not as much as you may dare to dream. Regrettably, Solomon tells all that the lazy person will be killed by his uncanny satellite eye by which he is able to see, from the safety of his fortified room, that “There is a lion in the way.” God will arise when men arise.

Grace is a teenage girl who lives in a small town and must overcome abuse and learn to love again. This is my first writing attempt and although the first chapter is a little slow to start. Stay with it...it will pick up!!

Jess is fresh out of college and looking forward to teaching in her first classroom. Jamie is the church pastor and Jess' supervisor with a past that is haunting him. There is an attraction between them, but what is keeping them apart? What secrets are hiding in the mountain?