In Chapter 2: Destiny’s Call from Book I of S.O.L.A.D.™: Soldiers of Light Against Darkness™, Kevin Darryl Edwards wakes up shaking. Not from pizza. Not from imagination. Not from random anxiety. But from a recurring dream. Same unknown people. Same key moments. Same message building toward something bigger. And what does Kevin do? He looks out the window at the storm and asks: “God, what are You trying to tell me through these dreams?”

A weary soul is easier to deceive. A tired mind is easier to discourage. A depleted heart is easier to isolate. That’s why exhaustion often shows up right before breakthrough. Right when your faith has been holding strong for a long time. Right when you’ve been faithful with no applause. Right when the load hasn’t lightened—but your strength has. The enemy is not shocked by your endurance. He’s counting on you running out of it.

Wars that start as a whisper. A pull. A wave of heaviness that doesn’t make sense. A thought that isn’t yours—but feels like it is. And that’s exactly why the enemy loves the mind. Because if the enemy can win the battle in your head, the rest of your life becomes easier to invade.

In Book II of S.O.L.A.D.™: Soldiers of Light Against Darkness™, Chapter 11—The Wages of Sin—we see this truth exposed in vivid, unsettling detail. What begins as a confrontation with a single demonic adversary escalates into something far more revealing: a system of bondage, working in unison, feeding off shared purpose and shared destruction.

In Book I of S.O.L.A.D.™: Soldiers of Light Against Darkness™, Angelo faces this kind of moment. After a brutal confrontation with the demon No Mercy, aided by Melanie, Angelo is already broken—bloodied, breathless, and running on fumes. But the enemy doesn’t care that you’re tired. Darkness doesn’t wait until you’re ready. And sometimes, your healing hasn’t even started before the next fight comes.

But here’s the truth: S.O.L.A.D.™: Soldiers of Light Against Darkness™ is not just another comic-style novel. It’s an anointed assignment. It’s storytelling with spiritual teeth. And it might be the very thing your soul’s been searching for.

Let me be real with you: it was stressful, uncertain, and at times, downright exhausting. There were moments I didn’t know how the bills would get paid. Nights I sat with questions bigger than my answers. Weeks where discouragement screamed—but God’s whisper still cut through.

In S.O.L.A.D.™: Soldiers of Light Against Darkness™, this reality hits hard. Kevin (Angelo™), Juanita (Angeline™), Wiseman J and Jeff: Ward of Law don’t always get perfect choices. Sometimes the mission demands what the heart finds hard. Sometimes the cost of doing nothing is far greater than the cost of doing something imperfect.

That moment is more than emotional support for their child. It’s not denial. It’s not wishful thinking. It is a spiritual act of warfare and faith. When darkness says, "I know who your child is," heaven rises up and says, "No, you don’t." Their words are not rooted in delusion—they're rooted in divine identity.

In our own lives, many of us are walking into spiritual assignments masked as mundane tasks. We think we’re just running errands or grabbing coffee or logging into another Zoom meeting. But when you carry a divine assignment, heaven can interrupt your schedule without permission.

In Chapter 14 of Book II of S.O.L.A.D.™: Soldiers of Light Against Darkness™, we find one of the most emotionally charged, spiritually rich moments in the entire series. Angeline™, still fighting for her city, has created a powerful force field wrapped in purity bombs to defend the innocent. But something goes wrong. Her body weakens. Her mind frays. She can no longer control the power she’s released. Just when it seems like she might be consumed by the very weapon meant to d

Angelo found his balance quickly, flying like he had always been born for it. But Angeline? She wobbled. She flipped. She trailed behind, struggling to catch up. That moment? That is all of us. There’s a place between obedience and confidence—where we know God is calling us higher, but we feel unstable rising into it. It’s the space between anointing and action, where the air is thinner and faith must be stronger.

Chapter 9: "Green-Eyed Monsters" of Book II: S.O.L.A.D.™ is intense. Two allies—Angelo™ and Jeff: Ward of Law™—both chosen to defend the world, both deeply committed to the mission, end up nearly killing each other. Not because of betrayal, or demonic possession, or overt lies—but because of something quieter, sneakier, and far more familiar: Jealousy. Controlled by a green-eyed demoness, the emotions they thought they had mastered were used against them like weapons. Harsh w

This week, I want to talk to you heart-to-heart about something we all go through, whether we admit it or not: the buried battles. You know what I mean. Those silent struggles. The seasons where it feels like life has shoved you face-first into the dirt and piled more weight on top. You’re not just down—you feel buried. Forgotten. Suffocating. Like the next breath might be your last.

In Chapter 1 of Book I of S.O.L.A.D.™: Soldiers of Light Against Darkness™, we meet Jeff, also known as "Jeff: Ward of Law," dangling from the side of a demonic fortress, surrounded by dense fog and darkness. With only a whisper from his mentor, Wiseman J, and the static of a failing connection, Jeff must press on. He doesn’t have all the answers. He doesn’t even have a clear path forward. But he has a mission, and more importantly, he has faith.

In Chapter 6 of S.O.L.A.D.™ Book II, titled "Extinguishing Hope," we witness Angeline™ face a moment that many of us know all too well: standing tall in battle, doing everything right, and still ending up bruised, bloodied, and beneath the heel of an enemy that seems too big to beat. Destruction, a powerful demonic entity, grows into a towering 20-foot giant and mercilessly stomps on Angeline. The enemy doesn’t just want to defeat her. It wants to humiliate her. Sound famili

In every case, God sends people with purpose. Kevin and Juanita were not being dismissed—they were being recommissioned. Their work was not finished. It was transitioning. Let this remind us: when God closes one chapter, it’s because another one is beginning.

In Chapter 4 of S.O.L.A.D.™: Book II, titled "Angelic Rescues," we find our heroes in one of their most chaotic and spiritually charged moments yet. Angelo, Angeline, Wiseman J, and Jeff are not only battling demon soldiers and protecting the people of Memphis, but they're suddenly confronted by law enforcement and military forces who believe they are the source of the destruction... This post is for anyone who’s ever been misjudged while trying to do the right thing.

Kevin, now going by his middle name "Darryl," believes he has disqualified himself from his calling. He nearly destroyed the Village of Memphis, hurt those he loved, and let shame convince him that stepping away was the most responsible thing to do. But here's the thing: hiding doesn’t cancel purpose. It only postpones its power.

Those are the lies that echoed through Angelo's mind as he sat unwillingly on the throne of the Demon Master. Bound by demonic manipulation, overwhelmed by a spiritual ambush, and tormented by fear, Angelo found himself staring into a version of his future that wasn’t his own. One rooted not in promise, but in a lie.