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📖 Upcoming Release Announcement — Late August / Early September

God’s Been There All the Time

Finding the God Who Never Let Go
By James Langston

Every once in a while, a book comes along that doesn’t just tell a story — it steps right into your own life, sits across from you, and begins speaking to the deepest places of your heart. God’s Been There All the Time is one of those books.

This powerful and poignant narrative follows the journey of Selah Morrison, a woman whose life has been marked by both joy and deep heartbreak. From moments when God felt so close she could almost hear His whisper, to seasons where His presence seemed like a distant memory, Selah’s path mirrors the struggles so many of us face.

But this is not simply her story — it is a testimony of God’s relentless pursuit, His patient love, and His unwavering presence, even when we are convinced we’ve wandered too far.

A Glimpse into the Storyline

Through beautifully crafted storytelling, James Langston takes readers into Selah’s world — the high points, the breaking points, and the surprising turns she never saw coming. We meet people who shape her journey, some for a moment and others for a lifetime, each playing a part in the larger tapestry God is weaving.

In these pages, you will:

  • Walk with Selah through seasons of doubt and discovery.

  • Witness divine appointments that seem ordinary at first, but carry eternal weight.

  • Experience the “silent work” of God, moving behind the scenes in ways only hindsight can reveal.

  • See the power of prayer, even when the answers feel delayed.

  • Encounter grace that comes not when we’ve earned it, but when we’ve needed it most.

Why This Book Matters

In a world that measures worth by success, possessions, or public approval, God’s Been There All the Time invites readers to consider a deeper truth: The God who created you has never left you — not for a single second. Whether you’ve been running from Him, searching for Him, or struggling to believe He cares, this book is a reminder that you have always been seen, known, and loved.

James Langston writes with a voice that is both tender and unflinching — tender enough to remind you of God’s mercy, unflinching enough to speak truth into places you’ve been avoiding.

Mark Your Calendar

God’s Been There All the Time will be available on Amazon in late August or early September, in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle editions.

One hundred percent of the proceeds from every sale go directly to Pilgrim Outreach Ministries’ missionary and global efforts in the Philippines — transforming lives with both the message of the Gospel and the ministry of compassion.

Final Word

If you’ve ever wondered where God was during your hardest moments…
If you’ve questioned whether He still has a plan for your life…
If you’ve doubted whether His love could really cover all that you’ve done or been through…

This book is for you.

Because the truth is simple — and life-changing:
God’s been there all the time.

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📌 Release Window: Late August / Early September — Available on Amazon worldwide.

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