This book is geared towards the teens. In this book, they will discover some amazing identities in themselves that the devil doesn't want them to know as a child of the Kingdom. Why? As a child, a time will come when they find themselves at the fork and crossroads of life, a time when their faith foundation is tested at a higher level, when alternative moral and spiritual truths of other religious persuasions, and worldly philosophies become more appealing and present a palliative remedy to the "failed and empty, " promises of the God of their parent's religion, or denominations. In Psalm 11:3, it is written "If the foundations are destroyed, what can the righteous do?" What should children do in such a situation, or more appropriately what should the parents have taught them before they came to the valley of decision? (Joel 3:14)