As their lives are torn apart by world war, the Russian Revolution, and church and family conflicts, Katarina Hildebrandt and Johann Sudermann strive to maintain their faith in the God they have come to know.

Christmas should be a time of wonder and expectation, but what if tragedy, illness, family secrets, or betrayal strip away every belief in what the future holds? And in a good and loving God?

A strong-willed watercolor artist * An honorable army captain * And a forced marriage — What could possible go wrong?

A distressing diagnosis ◆ A retreating husband ◆ A prodigal brother

South Russia, 1914. The world is at war and revolution threatens. Against this backdrop of fear and danger, three young people search for hope and love.

There's such a thing as too much freedom.

Home should be the place you run to for shelter from the world, but what if the family members who should love and protect you are the ones who have hurt you the most?

Two wrongs don't make a right ... except when they do.

She is the only one who can tell the police who attacked her in her home. If only she could remember...