The link between

heartbreak in his past and a future he knows too well is a fence he''s completing one

painstaking section at a time.

Fall back in love with fine cuisine, sweet

music, barbed wire bites, and dry kibble in a

powerful story beloved by many.

It Already Is.

Seth Gowan is a wealthy teenager with Asperger''s syndrome, and all he wants is whatever his childhood sweetheart Natalie wants. The two friends spend their afternoons playing chess under a willow tree, and Seth gets a puppy to help him learn to cope with daily life. He decides to build a fence to occupy his hands.

One day, what Natalie wants conflicts with what God has commanded, and Seth makes a costly error that triggers tragedy after tragedy. Seth is left alone to rebuild his life in an empty mansion with his dog. He opens up his home and forms meaningful friendships, but the old wounds are beginning to bleed through to his new life.

Now, Seth must become a spectator in his own home as he watches God paint masterpieces in the lives of others. Seth still builds his fence. He still wants what Natalie wants. But should he give up hope that it will ever be him?

A renewal of the author''s moving debut novel, The Snow Fence is a story of God''s sovereignty. It reminds us that everything works to the ultimate glory of God. We know that when one sinner turns to Christ, all of Heaven rejoices; and one soul is worth every sacrifice on earth.

What is liberty for, if not this?

Jubilee Monroe, adopted from India as a toddler, wants to honor the fundamentalist father who taught her to love and serve God and others. She is called to love and serve the handsome, God-fearing Elijah Bering, so she wants to honor him too. But Jubilee''s father sees only moral red flags in Elijah who is older, and black, and a single father to a disabled son.

Above all, Jubilee must honor God, and both men have challenged her to do so. But how can she explore Christian liberty and define her own convictions without damaging one or all of those bonds? And what will happen when that self-discovery seems a fruitless pursuit in the face of a looming tragedy?

Go for a trail ride in a cold desert in Colorado and encounter the dichotomy of passion and poise as Jubilee discovers what exactly liberty is for.

The link between

heartbreak in his past and a future he knows too well is a fence he''s completing one

painstaking section at a time.

Fall back in love with fine cuisine, sweet

music, barbed wire bites, and dry kibble in a

powerful story beloved by many.

It Already Is.

Seth Gowan is a wealthy teenager with Asperger''s syndrome, and all he wants is whatever his childhood sweetheart Natalie wants. The two friends spend their afternoons playing chess under a willow tree, and Seth gets a puppy to help him learn to cope with daily life. He decides to build a fence to occupy his hands.

One day, what Natalie wants conflicts with what God has commanded, and Seth makes a costly error that triggers tragedy after tragedy. Seth is left alone to rebuild his life in an empty mansion with his dog. He opens up his home and forms meaningful friendships, but the old wounds are beginning to bleed through to his new life.

Now, Seth must become a spectator in his own home as he watches God paint masterpieces in the lives of others. Seth still builds his fence. He still wants what Natalie wants. But should he give up hope that it will ever be him?

A renewal of the author''s moving debut novel, The Snow Fence is a story of God''s sovereignty. It reminds us that everything works to the ultimate glory of God. We know that when one sinner turns to Christ, all of Heaven rejoices; and one soul is worth every sacrifice on earth.

What is liberty for, if not this?

Jubilee Monroe, adopted from India as a toddler, wants to honor the fundamentalist father who taught her to love and serve God and others. She is called to love and serve the handsome, God-fearing Elijah Bering, so she wants to honor him too. But Jubilee''s father sees only moral red flags in Elijah who is older, and black, and a single father to a disabled son.

Above all, Jubilee must honor God, and both men have challenged her to do so. But how can she explore Christian liberty and define her own convictions without damaging one or all of those bonds? And what will happen when that self-discovery seems a fruitless pursuit in the face of a looming tragedy?

Go for a trail ride in a cold desert in Colorado and encounter the dichotomy of passion and poise as Jubilee discovers what exactly liberty is for.