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The House of Mirrors
Along hidden paths, across valleys of exile, and through encounters with saints, strangers, and reflections that unsettles him, Elias discovers that not all light reveals and not all mirrors tell the truth. What he finds beyond the illusions is a love far deeper than performance, a purpose rooted not in greatness but in humility, and a God who asks not to be made known, but to be followed.
Richly symbolic and emotionally resonant, The House of Mirrors is for the weary, the devoted, the disillusioned, and all who have ever believed the lie that God’s name depends on their strength. It is a story of release, of true sight, and of the kind of Light that only grows brighter when we stop trying to shine.
A journey of surrender.
A parable of transformation.
A reminder that the Kingdom is built not by the impressive, but by the transparent.
Richly symbolic and emotionally resonant, The House of Mirrors is for the weary, the devoted, the disillusioned, and all who have ever believed the lie that God’s name depends on their strength. It is a story of release, of true sight, and of the kind of Light that only grows brighter when we stop trying to shine.
A journey of surrender.
A parable of transformation.
A reminder that the Kingdom is built not by the impressive, but by the transparent.
78 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 17, 2025
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