Who am I? Where do I fit? What difference do I make? Such questions of identity, belonging, and purpose are asked by all, but unfortunately, young people feel them intensely.

Mafanikio is a teenager, who like most teenagers is in pursuit of his identity, belonging, happiness, purpose, and success. Unfortunately, he repeatedly encounters difficulties in most of his endeavors. In prolonged confusion, his trust and love toward people and God grew cold. A lifestyle with consequences and regrets.

God is love, and humans are privileged to be his dwelling place. This relationship doesn’t happen automatically; the agreement has to take place. The submission Mafanikio and alike struggle to give. The outcome which leads many into the hands of Satan, resulting in sin.

This book’s core message is about restoration and how to attain and keep it. Calling Mafanikio and alike into freedom and friendship with God through Jesus Christ, the only savior (Acts 4:12). For, it was for the seeking and saving of those in sin, Jesus was manifested (Mathew 18:11). To proclaim good news to the poor, recovery of sight to the blind, to set free the oppressed, proclaim freedom, and set free all who are held captive mentally, emotionally, physically, and of course, spiritually (Luke 4:18).