Testimony

By James Edwards

What if despite believing you were right with God, God said on the day of judgment depart from me I
never knew you? Rael Fallon is a normal young adult who comes to church like many of her fellow
church goers. She comes masquerading as an angel of light as she is the sweet and well raised young
woman you aspire your child to be. But when the lights were not on her, in the dark of the night, she
plays with the world and is as lost as the people she is supposed to reach. It is not until conviction has
finally caught up to her and condemnation pursues her that she realizes she has been on the fence.
Either stay in your comfort zone and perish. Or come out of your comfort zone and evolve.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Trafford Publishing
• Release date: Sep 10, 2020
• ISBN: 9781698702933

Book preview

FADE IN

THE HOUSE ON THE HILL

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R ael Fallon (27) envisions herself dressed in all white as she is greeting other people who are dressed in white. The room has all white floors, walls, decorations, furniture, and ceiling. The sun shone beautifully through the opening of the ceiling as everyone was talking, hugging, and having a joyful time.

RAEL (V.O.)

You ever grew up in a Christian home and your parents said, you have to go to church? God is a term that can be considered tribal depending on the group of people you are dealing with. God can be Buddha. God can be Allah. God can be Krishna. For me God is Yahweh. Problem is the term god is tribal. According to how you were raised, that is typically one’s belief. What are your rituals? What are your traditions? You dress up nicely. You worship and sing. You do whatever it is your religion calls you to do. Because like an inheritance, your parents are passing down to you that which they believe. That which they are taught. Yeshua is the way, truth, and life. No man comes to the Father except by Him. The only problem is like those other religions, I was following what I felt like I inherited. Just do as you were taught, and you are a Christian. You were either as deep as your parents were or maybe you had God fearing parents and the child just went wayward. I did not know what a relationship with Jesus was because I only did what I saw. I came to church. I put my fake smile on. Listen and clapped to the music. And listened to the sermon in teen church. 1st Sunday you listened to the minister. And I forgot to mention you