God’s Willing is a deeply human literary novel about faith, responsibility, and the quiet courage required to live without guarantees. Through the eyes of Yaremi, a young boy growing up in a family shaped by illness and uncertainty, the story explores how a familiar phrase becomes a lifelong question. As his mother’s health declines, Yaremi watches faith evolve from habit to intention, from passive acceptance to active choice. The book examines waiting, fear, love, and resilience, showing how belief is tested not by miracles but by daily decisions. Grounded, intimate, and reflective, God’s Willing invites readers to rethink what it truly means to trust, to act, and to live fully even when the future remains unknown.
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