Gary Riner

Lina, a 16 year old Iranian girl, has broken the law, a capital offence:
she became a Christian. She is arrested and given ONE brutal choice:
renounce Christ and confess Allah and Mohammed his prophet. One of
her captors arranges a marriage contract for her to a strong Muslim
man who will, “keep her from foolishness and eternal torment with the
infidels”. In such a marriage there would certainly be absolute
obedience and perhaps respect, but could anyone dream that there
might be romance and love? She faces extreme darkness with no
apparent hope, but then there are also glimmers of brilliant light. In
times of greatest stress, Lina feels the presence of her spiritual warrior
(guardian angel). In dreams Adonai reveals to Lina facts that could
catapult her to undesired fame. The shy girl’s desire to live a quiet life
may not be realized. Can she possibly avoid sharing Adonai’s
message that will turn the Christian, Jewish, and Muslim world on
its head as the Last Day approaches? Her choice could cost her
everything. Join Lina’s adventure as she crosses the Middle East to
seek God’s Plan for her life and finds God’s next step for the world
in Jerusalem.

The plight of many Christians in the Middle East is tenuous at best.
In many countries the simple act of sharing one’s Christian faith can
prove fatal on the spot. Government persecution can be just as
repressive. The accusation of Christianity could be terrifying whether
true or not. There can be no illusion of “easy believe-ism” here. Under
these conditions, how would you react if you were, like Lina, accused
of Christianity?