Savedbygrace Stories

Daniel never thought he would step inside a church-let alone play piano in one. At 21, his past is filled with gangs, drugs, and mistakes he can't erase. Back then, when his mother begged him to come to church, his answer was always the same: "It's boring. Why should I go?" But everything changed. Now, two years after giving his life to God, Daniel spends his days on the very streets that once nearly destroyed him-telling anyone who will listen that no one is too far gone to be saved. Then he meets Isabella. She isn't looking for faith. She isn't looking for hope. And she definitely isn't looking for church-especially with a life tied to the same darkness Daniel escaped. After tragedy strikes and her world shatters in a single moment, Isabella is left with nothing... except a crumpled flyer from a stranger who once told her: "You're welcome anytime." This is a story about redemption, grief, second chances, and a God who never stops calling-even when we keep walking away.

➜ 私の証言 🎀 (Enjoy) To start this off, all praises to the most High God of Israel, the God of my ancestors, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob! May the golden light of Christ shine from within me as I say these words to you. And all praises to the Holy Spirit for giving me insight and the flow of words to point many back to Jesus Christ. For John 14:6 says, Jesus answered, "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." Read with an open mind and heart. I've been living a lie before Christ revealed himself to me and so I want to share this testimony with others. ♡ Book cover and story is by @L-ockette 𝄃𝄃𝄂𝄂𝄀𝄁𝄃𝄂𝄂𝄃 𖥔

hey! In this book, I will be breaking down spiritual warfare from a christian perspective and teaching you how to be victorious over the schemes of the enemy.

A collection of writings inspired by God and gleanings from my personal study times...

"Even in the darkest pit, His hands hold you." Life can feel like a pit-a place of betrayal, loss, and despair. In Held in His Hands, journey with a woman as she faces heartbreak, spirals into hopelessness, and cries out to God in her deepest moments. Through each chapter, from the pain of betrayal to the first glimmers of restoration, she discovers that even when life feels unbearable, Jesus is present-sustaining, teaching, and redeeming. Filled with Scripture, prayer, and reflection questions, this deeply moving Christian memoir invites readers to experience God's tender presence in the midst of trials and find hope where they least expect it.

Two women, unqualified to be called His; are found by grace, justified and glorified.

Using God's promises to propel from despair to victory.

Avaleigh is your typical fourteen year old girl who likes pop music and hanging by the beach, and in some ways she isnt your typical teen. She had been in the foster system and bounced around quite a lot because of her age and other things, but finally she thought she had found the family that would see her through. A year and two months into it, they decided to move away and not take her with. She has been on the streets of L.A. since.

Jessie Bondririas is a young girl with everything she has ever dreamt. Until one day when war breaks out. She's captured by enemy forces. She's enslaved and is forced to serve their army or else she would be killed. They storm her hometown's refugee homes and must watch her parents be killed. She had to suppress her pain and grief. She gets depressed and thinks that there's no remaining hope, until she meets a couple of teens her age from the other side of the fence. They're citizens of the enemy's country but are Christian and super nice. They become her friends and show her the gospel. She rejects it at first, but is eventually led to believe. They give her a small Bible and she cherishes it. She reads it every second she can, but when she tries to share the gospel with another inmate, he throws it to the ground and the guards see it and seize it. So she begs her friends to give her another one but with the new fencing it would not fit. So they wrote verses in pieces of paper each day. She memorized everything that she could because she knew that if they found it they would take it. And also Canva created the cover as well as additional information added by me and the scroll from CleanPNG.com. And in this book the character struggles with manipulating others and cursing, but anything curses word will be (definitely i do not curse in real life or my writings) covered like this: @%*# or something similar.

This is where I save any short discussion starters or points that I post on my announcement page, like the discussions + such book but for much shorter articles. Enjoy!

How is it that God forgives the sins that we would be committing in the future? Does this mean that you and I can go on committing sins? Read more...

now it's my turn to make you cry (script writers). I'll update this as I write. Basically it's about a at first non believer Japanese high school student who meets, befriends and eventually falls in love with an (Christian) Astronomer, who works at a nearby Planetarium. All this while she finds out that she only has a few years to live. Which role will God play in Sayoko's life, while she's struggling to find the will to live. (This is the basic plot so far, but it might change)

The story of going from fear, anxiety, and worry to faith, love, and a sound mind through the grace of the father.

A poem about the journey of a Christian

A family's treasure kept hidden for ages must not be unearthed until a wish of an ancestor is fulfilled. As people who have received civilization battles an opposing side who is perceived as 'primitive,' fate will leave things in the hands of Grace Amponsah to decide which side is virtuous.

Poems I wrote inspired by His love for us. 🖤

At a time when her life feels unsteady and unanswered prayers echo louder than hope, a young woman finds herself standing at a crossroads she never expected to face. Worn down by loss, disappointment, and the quiet ache of feeling unseen, she has learned to rely on herself alone-believing that faith is something meant for other people, not someone like her. As her world begins to unravel, small moments start to interrupt her routine: a stranger's kindness, a memory she can't shake, a sense of peace that arrives without explanation. Drawn toward something deeper, she begins to question the walls she has built around her heart and the beliefs she once dismissed. Her journey is not instant or perfect. It is marked by doubt, resistance, and the fear of surrender. Yet with each step forward, she discovers that faith is not about having all the answers-it is about learning to trust when everything feels uncertain. Through prayer she barely knows how to say, and hope she doesn't yet feel worthy of, she slowly begins to understand that she has never been as alone as she believed. As she comes into her faith, she learns that love does not disappear in silence, that grace meets her exactly where she is, and that being held does not always look the way she imagined. This is a story of awakening, healing, and the quiet, powerful realization that even in her most broken moments, she has been deeply known-and endlessly loved.