Never Failing God Novels & Stories

I sighed, “I'll be home soon” I replied before hanging up the call. Although I was scared, I had to put faith in God, Grace had always said to do so. I'm trusting him once again with the lives of my two families. He better not fail me as he did with Godfather. He better fail me not.

"You need help, you need to go to a psychiatrist" He moved closer to me. "Nope, it's you who needs help right now, I've locked that door that you're trying to open" I offered a silent prayer to God to help me this time around. I'm the type of person who had never involved God in anything I did, I grew up believing I could do everything on my own but at this point, I realize it was God who helped me then, and it is him that I need now. "Tell me one thing that was true about you when we were together apart from your name" He rested his arm on the sofa as he signaled for me to pull one of the dinning chair. I compelled as I sat out of fear.

No one came to my help. "You think you're so great and you can get whatever you touch? Think again. There is Someone greater than every great person like you. Firaun didn't get a chance to repent—Let's see if you do—You'll get what's coming for you—It's only a matter of when—" I felt something like a sob cracking through the back of my throat but I couldn't be sure of anything. "There's nothing that I can't do—" "Navi—Don't say things you don't mean—You're not Allah—"

Like she truly believes I’ve just sealed my fate by doubting whatever twisted doctrine she follows. I take a breath, keeping my voice steady. “Georgia, you don’t have to do this. You don’t have to go this far. If you need a fresh start, I’ll help you.” Her eyes flash. “Humans like you cannot create a better life.” She steps back again frantically. “Only the Great Lord can.” I swallow hard. “Georgia…” “I shouldn’t have come to you.” Her voice is quiet now. She shakes her head. “You mortals will only shake our faith. You’ll try to stop us from having a good and better second life.”

In almost a whisper, I ask, “What if I fail?” Ford kisses the top of my head. “We only fail if we don’t try, and we won’t do that. As long as we keep trying, we will find them. It may not be the first attempt, but I’m sure that the Moon Goddess will end up directing us in the right direction. I have faith in you, baby.” I slowly lean my head towards him and rest my head on his shoulder. How can he have so much faith in me when I don’t even know whether I can do it?

I didn’t go through all this trouble just to lose in the end. “Fuck!” I boomed, throwing my glass and smashing it against the wall. I was running out of time. Right now I was supposed to be enjoying the fruits of my labor. I was supposed to be living the life, but instead I was not anywhere close to my goals. In fact it seemed I was galaxies away from it. “Give me one last chance” he pleads. I sneer, “So you can fail again? I don’t think so” What is it about the Ava that death doesn’t seem to want to claim her? I don’t believe in any deity, but by the looks of things it seems there is someone above looking after her. It’s not normal for someone to survive three attempts on their life unless

God shook his head, “No, you will be given another chance at life, but it will have to be a new life in a different world.” It didn’t come as a shock to find out that she couldn’t go back and get revenge. Maybe it was better this way. She couldn’t do anything even if she were given another chance. Yuna finally concluded that she would just have to move on, but it was still unfair, “I know that it was supposed to be a test, but don’t you think it was a little too cruel? I don’t think that I deserved any of it.” God pondered for a moment, “Now that you mention it, I do think that I was being a bit unfair by sending you to a world that has failed to achieve a certain standard. That’s why this w

- I'm sorry I doubted you, Mother," I apologize, moved. - I owe you an apology too, Tanya. I should never have been angry with you. Least of all through the hardships. I should have introduced myself to you much earlier, when Mia first showed up, to give you the keys to understanding what I wanted from you, from all of you. I chose you for your strength from your mother's womb; I should have known you'd rebel. But I was too focused on my goals and didn't consider your humanity, experience and knowledge. That's why I'm here today, Tanya. Gods and goddesses are selfish, we've held our roles for so long that we too often forget why we occupied our places in the first place. Teach your daughter

By the time I was thirty-two, I had already made the billionaire list. Joel, having performed well in prison, was released early. He said he wanted to see me one last time. I agreed. In the coffee shop downstairs from my company, he looked weathered and hesitant as he asked, “If there’s a next life, if I don’t say those things… Will we still have a chance to be together?” I looked down and took a sip of my latte. Then, expressionless, I told him, “People’s inherent flaws are in their bones. Sooner or later, they will surface. Asking this is meaningless.”

Never missed a gasp from her "Miss Anna Watson ..I know we have known each other for only months, I know you needed time , I know that it has become a hard life for you trusting people .. but the wait was too long ....i can't hold it anymore ..i want you to know that i will never break this promise of keeping you happy , i'll never break your trust ....i like you a lot .i do know.this sentence must have been heard by you .....coming out of many men ...but i won't ever break it . Its my promise to you ..i'll break into your heart ....i'll help you through those past memories ....