With a stubborn faith and a longing heart, Ruth leaves her home and everything she has ever known to follow her mother-in-law to the promised land where she encounters challenges on every side.

in·ef·fa·ble /inˈefəb(ə)l/ adjective Too great or extreme to be expressed or described in words.

After the end of The Rebel, Ella heads home in order to locate her family and find The Change. While in her hometown, she begins to under go a change herself. Johnny claims that her eyes are changing colors, and she begins to act differently. While Ella changes on the inside, insane things begin to happen. As Ella begins to grow in God and put her faith in Him even more, she gains certain abilities and so called 'powers'- miracles. But what will become of Ella and Johnny? "If you think war stradagies and battles are hard to handle, you obviously have never met a boy." Ella thinks to herself. And what of poor Owen, looking from the outside, confused and jealous? And the biggest question that stikes Ella the most- Could her father be the AntiChrist?

Seven. Years. Of. Tribulation. {<UNEDITED>} All work is mine. You can not steal any of my ideas. Make your own up, that's why the Lord have you a mind:) Thank you! God bless!!

What does a 17th century Puritan preacher have in common with a thirteen year old girl with an incurable skin disease? They're both going through the storms of life. How are the two connected? Come join the latest adventure as the 'Genesis 64' series continues. 'In This Storm' is a continuation of McCartney White's story, whom we meet in 'Red Oak Fall'. Something reaches out from a dark corner of the school's hallway and touches her - but why? Does this new &quot;storm&quot; shake McCartney's ever-positive faith and spirit? Will we see a darker side of Jonah as he's pressured to help the family? In the battle between Good and evil - there are Men who stand head & shoulders above the rest of those doing battle. These were mighty Men of ancient lore, heroes of old, Men of renown. This is their story --- and the story of one of their contemporaries --- a man who stands above all others, and does battle and &quot;fights the good fight&quot; even today. This is his story and the people he loved and fought for and protected. It is the story of Jonah Fortress and the chronicles of giants.

The world is quickly spiraling out of control. Children are cussing by the age of six without anyone thinking of it. Girls are pregnant by thirteen. Over half of high school students have tried pot and have a criminal record before they've turned 18. One fifteen year old girl trying to make it through high school one day at a time, living in a world that hates the one thing she loves above all. This story is true. It is the story of my life.

Blank. Empty. That's how I feel. No thoughts come to my head. Faint memories disappear, I know nothing anymore. Piano notes fade away forever, not strong enough to bring me back. No one is here, except fading footsteps. I don't move anywhere. I'm stuck out in space, with nothing. I can't perceive anything beyond this dried up stream of my mind. Color fades to gray, giving no inspiration of going on. I slip into this familiar plague of nothing, all past pain is forgotten. No one attempts to help me. All things and senses drift away like early morning mist. I don't see anything beyond a curtain of gray. I am nothing.

When Kansas received the news that her parents were killed in a car crash that she lived through, her world fell apart. When she was hospitalised for abuse, her world fell apart a second time. Now that she started picking her life pieces up and slowly gluing them together, her future seemed brighter. Her brother was safe, her sister was safe, and she had a home. What she didn't expect was to have the world come crashing down around her, burning, leaving everything hopeless. Can God really help bring back the hope?