This book in its entirety is about a singular message: "The obedience of God's word". The
characters depicted in this book are real people, and their real-life stories have helped
proclaim the truth and the message of God's word more clearly throughout the pages of
it. "Guilt free from sexual sins, the life of Pedro" is a message that everyone needs to hear. This
message is important because of our culture's misbehavior against the norms that were
established even before the creation of this world.
So many things have happened when it came to romantic relationship, and so many ideas have
brought changes in our culture in the last decade or so in a way we've seen love, marriage,
relationships. The culture as it is, regarding its influences in the society, is reshaping the
thinking of our young people, particularly against the norms established in the area of sex.
However, the focus of this book, through the teaching of God's word, is in the area, in
an effort to protect not only the lives of our young people against the evil trend of sexual
libertine, but most importantly also to safeguard the foundation of God's word for future
generations.
Mr. Fenelon has been a student of the Bible all his adult life since his salvation experience.
He and his family are currently residing in Florida. After publishing his first book: "Evil
sexual pleasures produce a life of guilt and shame even in a world full of sexual perversions:
A Biblical guide, a step in the right direction". Mr. Fenelon, besides personal endeavors, is
focusing more on his writings to bring about more books relating to issues of life that have
spiritual impacts in the lives of his readers. The common theme of this book is the message
of God's love and he is faithfully conveying that message also with love, compassion, and
confidence through the power of God the Holy Spirit. His effort to proclaim that message
has been driven by the truth of these following words:
"For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, the whosoever believeth
in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life" (John 3: 16).
