I Am A Worm. Or Am I? is a compelling allegory about the beauty of salvation and the transformation that occurs thereafter in the life of a believer. An unhappy caterpillar tries to change himself, but fails. Upon meeting a butterfly who offers hope for a new life, the caterpillar's attempts to change himself become even more elaborate. When the caterpillar finally decides to simply believe and surrenders to the power that draws him toward change, he is transformed into a new creature. The new butterfly is drawn to a special vineyard where his friend, the older butterfly, helps him to learn about the mysterious life there. The young butterfly discovers that there are more changes to be accomplished, and at first these appear to be unpleasant or painful. As the vinedresser tends the branches, the butterfly finds that both he and the vineyard are being changed from glory to glory. As the fruit of the vineyard develops and is harvested, the beautiful butterfly withstands the enemy of the vinedresser, and like his old friend, helps others to do so as well. He had dared to believe, and it was true.