The book is a chronological, dual-narrative testimony that follows Kell and Lorri from their separate troubled childhoods through marriage, radical conversion, and decades of missionary

service—primarily in the slums, villages, and tribal areas of India. It takes ordinary, deeply flawed people—like the authors—and uses them for extraordinary Kingdom purposes. Through raw honesty about their broken pasts, the book glorifies God by showing how His grace, miracles, and gentle call can transform rebellion, trauma, addiction, and despair into a life of frontline faith. The Frandsens want readers to walk away encouraged: if God can use them, He can use anyone who surrenders to Him.

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