Runaway

The Runaway: a Parable About How God Feels About Rebellion

The books I’ve written tend to get lost in obscurity because I’m weak on marketing. I’ve been reminded lately that this is not God’s will. Since His Holy Spirit guided me to write the books, He must wish for me to spread the message that they are worth reading.

For instance,

The Runaway tells of God’s great love for us, even when we run from him. By means of a fictional story of a runaway teenager, it is a parable which shows how God must feel when his children reject him. The scripture throughout relates the fictional story with our spiritual relationship with God. This is followed by telling of the practical help of Teen Challenge, and then a short Bible Study of the “Red Thread of Redemption.”

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Annalisa’s Journey Through Grief, although a Y/A novel, could help any-aged person deal with grief. But the grief is not the predominant emotion—faith is. When this teenager’s parents are killed in an airplane crash, her grief over that is accentuated by a bully in her school who seems to hate her. But she grows through these problems and eventually becomes friends with her “bully” and at peace with God.
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 Songs & Poems From a Yielded Heart is a compilation of several poems I have sold to periodicals through the years, mostly Sunday School papers. It also contains some song lyrics. The melodies of some of these can be heard on my YouTube Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/@judithvanderwege9055
I will tell about the others later. I hope you will consider buying one or more of these books from Amazon or Barnes & Noble and putting a review on Amazon for me. I would be deeply grateful.
Judith Vander Wege 8-21-25

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