We live in a world where Christianity is mistaken for a cult. As the second coming of Christ approaches, many are tested, many have failed on this journey and many are being recruited in God's army. God has started calling and is now choosing. Will the fewer chosen be among the fewest of the faithful? This is the story of Gray Mitchell. He is just but all of us before we knew Christ: a troublemaker, and a rebellious foul-mouthed individual. But what happens when God gives Him the encounter of a lifetime? He repents. But through his journey, many circumstances rain on his parade: persecutions, depression, tested friendships and more. This story is based on true to life events with a little sprinkle of fiction.

All Amelia ever wanted was to have a normal life. To have her parents married forever, her big brother there for her, to have lots of friends, and follow Jesus Christ. Things go the whole opposite direction for her. Her mom and dad divorce, her brother becomes a drug addict, and her only friend moved away their sophomore year at high school. Things began to start looking up again when she learned to love her step-dad, and then he died unexpectedly from a heart disease. Her whole life is falling apart, so is her relationship with God. She has stopped going to church and hasn't touched her Bible in months. Then her dad comes to her rescue. He takes Amelia away from her old life and depressed Mom, to a new town and a new life. What does this new life hold for Amelia? Only God knows.

I just met Jesus. One would think my parents are happy and celebrating like normal parents would but no. I guess they're, well, not normal. •°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•° TC has an encounter with God and accepts Jesus into her heart but when she gets home her happiness is turned to horror when her parents ask her to denounce her faith and stop going to church.

Charlie Borlock thought he had everything. That is, until new country girl Meredith Caraway arrived. She says she has a God who can do far more than what he has, and she says life is so much more than school, or girlfriends, or friends, or even family. Something much more. Now Charlie is starting to question the life he is living, the friends he's going with, and the interests and dreams he has. He's starting to figure that maybe Meredith is right--there must be something more.

I am in this world, but I am not of this world. You, Lord, are all I have, and you give me all I need; my future is in your hands. -Psalm 16:5