Never Failing God Novels & Stories

Scott asked, and I nodded. “Goliath. Getting rid of me and my grandmother would only leave the company to him.” A hand rested on my shoulder, and when I looked at it, it was Scott's. “Felix, I need you to take a deep breath, okay, everything will be fine. Remember, nothing lasts forever. It would all fade away and become only a memory, a testimony.” “Okay, pastor,” I retorted. “Just get me out of this stupid mess… or I'll kill you.”

Patience is what gods lack. I will not rise as a god. I will rise as consequence. And when they face me again, it will not be as a singular threat they can align against— —but as a thousand choices made by others. Each one reasonable. Each one defensible. Each one feeding me without ever speaking my name. They denied inevitability. Very well. I will teach them what inevitability looks like— when it learns.

Jewel Rivers hated nothing more than having to turn back. If she left something behind, she would move on without it. If she took a wrong turn, she kept going. She said, "Turning back is a waste of time. The only way is forward." She even drove right past me without stopping one night after I had worked late. I texted her, "I just saw your car drive by. Can you turn around and pick me up?" Three minutes later, she replied, "Rules are rules. I don't turn back. Take a cab home yourself." - The next day was our eighth anniversary. We had planned to go to the nearby theme park together. Twenty minutes after we set out, my close friend, Jason Smith, sent a message in the group chat

It's our fifth year together, and I accompany my fiance, Theo Montague, to see the aurora he has always yearned to see. Fortune favors us that night as vivid green lights stretch across the snow-covered plain. He wraps his arms around me from behind and suddenly murmurs, "It's beautiful. Too bad we're still one step short of perfect." I freeze for a moment and ask him what we're missing. He doesn't answer, and I don't press him, either. After all, I've heard this phrase far too many times. When I go to great lengths to get him the out-of-print book he has his sights on for ages, he sighs. "We're still one step short of perfect." When we move into our beautifully furnished house and f

“So, you’re telling me you were one of God’s” “I told you not to say that na…” “Listen sir, you can do whatever you want to me, but I will never fear you enough to not call my creator God, because that is who he is, and that is what he will always be. You nor anyone will ever get me to call him anything than what he is to me. I fear him more then I would fear you or anyone else. So, you just gonna have to suck it up or kill me right now. The choice is yours because there is no choice on my end.” Trixie said looking at Levi as he fumed. “It does not matter what you call him once I get my revenge I will be your God.” Levi said, as Trixie began to laugh uncontrollably.

him change his mind but all he wanted was to fulfil his dream of bringing his God back to life but then his God turned wild and his whole life changed at that point he realized he was always wrong and the fact that he brought his God back to life was also wrong he wanted to change everything so he wanted to fight his god by himself. His god had made him feel insecure and his life was nothing short of death his mom and dad had died because the sole reason that they wanted love, and hatred had forced him to do some things that he shouldn't have done when he was a kid, but now with the feeling that he could eradicate hatred he brought back his god but his god was evil, so he changed and wanted

Inferno is really a scary place that's why I will beg for forgiveness to our mighty god. I'm going to church after this. I knew that god watches us that's why I've got negative points to heaven because of clinging to Mordrake. I pity myself, why is this alwayd happened to me? Why I can't control my own feelings? Im really sure about this. Why I'm so dumb? I can't get it? My mom and dad was not stupid. So, I'm special creature with the mind like an animal. How ashamed? hu hu hu.

"If you fall, you get back up." He paused, letting the words sink in. "If you fail, you try again." "If you can’t lift the sword today, we’ll lift it tomorrow." "There will be no punishment for failing on my grounds, Divina. Ever."

“I love you mom.” “I love you too son, and no girl will change that,” she closed her eyes as she released a sigh, glad that her son was finally back to her. But as for Shane, he made a vow to never let his heart rule his head ever again. End of book one. Read Perfection.