When God Makes Himself Known pulls readers into fictional characters dealing with life, church, work and family in situations similar to what people experience everyday. At some point on this journey called "life", God is brought into the picture and we decide if we want to learn more about Him or not. If we confess that we are Christians, at some point, we had to acknowledge that God exists. None of us were born with this understanding. We may be taught from an early age, but at some point, whether through teachings or experiences, God presented Himself to us. In order to be a follower of someone, we must first believe they are real. While following the main character's transformation of acknowledging and believing in Christ, we have the opportunity to think of our own experiences with God. Regardless of religion or nationality, God created all and offers His salvation to each individual. The choice to accept is up to us. When most people think of 'God' they automatically think of "sin," and we shouldn't. God is "Love." To become a Christian means we are becoming love. What we do reflects who we are, which in turn reflects the way we love ourselves and others. We shouldn't automatically think of what we can or cannot do, but who it is we want to become. When God Makes Himself Known opens us up to the endless possibilities of becoming "LOVE."