Book #1 in the Joseph Series Jane is your average teenage girl. Let's say God girl, she puts Jesus first in her life. She is going into fifth year, at a new school in a new town and city. But something she doesn't expect happens. She now has crush on a boy. Yes! a crush. What's the problem? everyone has a crush on someone at one point in their life. But she is not ready, but that's what she thinks . God has bigger plans than Jane may think and a crush is the least of them.

Rylyn Delson's life has been pretty predictable for the past eight years after her mother's death. She's gotten used to her dad being "clingy". But when life takes a turn for the unexpected, Rylyn has to face the reality of the world alone, with no one who understands. God understands, doesn't He? What good is He planning to come out of this anyway? Meanwhile David Ark and his wife, Mirissa, are just a Christian couple adjusting to their new lives in the town of Riverside. Getting to know the teens firsthand as a Youth Minister, he discovers the shy, only child girl with a hard past. Soon after gravitating toward her, tragedy strikes her hard. When they take her in, both of them go through hard times themselves. But God's ways are higher than our's, right? Told from the two perspectives that resemble a father-daughter relationship, they not only discover hidden truths of the struggles but also try to learn to take on unwavering faith. {Started: September 2014 Finished: February 2015} (Picture credit to legit-faith.com)

Second in the [A Sinner's Diary] Series I continue with my laments to God, my fierce fight to keep sin and temptation at bay. As always, Jesus is the treasure of my soul.

A selection of poems about the need for the true church, the Body of Christ here on earth, to represent faithfully, accurately, and completely the Son of God and spread His Love and His Word to the lost world that surrounds and intersects with it. This means being absolutely truthful about sin and Hell, even if deemed politically incorrect or even unkind and intolerant by the world's standards. You are Christ's body and each of you is an individual part of it. 1 Cor 12:27