Articles & Devotionals
Barren Fields is a devotional journey through the lives of men and women in Scripture who experienced seasons of loss, delay, disappointment, and unanswered prayer. Through biblical stories such as Ruth, Hannah, Abraham and Sarah, and others, the book reveals that what appears barren to us is often where God is preparing His greatest harvest.
I Am Pursued by a King is a deeply personal Christian devotional journey about discovering the relentless love of Jesus Christ. Through reflections on trauma, rejection, fear, and emotional healing, the book reveals how God patiently pursues those who struggle to trust, receive love, or believe they are worthy of His presence. Divided into stages of running, pursuit, resistance, breaking, and intimacy, each chapter combines heartfelt storytelling, biblical truth, practical application, and Scripture to help readers move from survival to surrender. It reminds believers that Christ’s pursuit is never rooted in condemnation but in restoration, healing, and the invitation to finally find home in His love.
Steps to Christ is a short, influential book focused on guiding readers into a personal relationship with Jesus. It emphasizes God’s love, human need, repentance, faith, prayer, and spiritual growth. First published in 1892, it has circulated in millions of copies worldwide and remains one of the most widely read works by Ellen G. White.
THE DAY LOVE TESTIFIED unfolds in the Court of Eternal Truth, where the unthinkable occurs: God stands accused. With humanity seated as the jury—both redeemed and lost—the Accuser brings charges that echo from Eden to the present, indicting God for suffering, injustice, and silence in a broken world. As the trial progresses, arguments are laid bare, wounds are exposed, and the oldest questions of faith are placed on the stand. Christ serves as both Advocate and Judge, while Agape Love herself is called as a witness—her testimony cutting through accusation, distortion, and despair. Through poetic dialogue and courtroom drama, the play confronts the problem of pain, the cost of freedom, and the meaning of the cross. What appears to be a trial against God becomes a revelation of His heart, as love is not defended with power, but proven through sacrifice. In the end, the verdict resounds beyond the courtroom, reminding all of creation that love was never absent—only misunderstood.
