Nia Miah

Did God Love Lucifer after the Fall? Nia Miah

Life's trauma and uncertainty cause damaging discomfort. When we nd ourselves between life's rocks and hard places, one of two things occurs. We adjust our lives to it and thrive in spite of it, or we adjust our lives and try to normalize the hurt; we grow accustomed to it being a constant part of our lives, accepting its perceived permanence. Our decisions, while we are consumed by life's hurt and trauma, leave us with either a sense of paralyzing hopelessness or unrelenting persistence. Did God Love Lucifer A er the Fall explores human trauma and recovery. Troy, Carlo, Ti any, Shannon and other characters experience a rainbow of life tragedies and circumstances and begin to question if they have fallen out of redemption's grasp. ough some past wrongs cannot be repaired, can they be forgiven? Journey with these relatable characters as they question their value, guilt, and battles between wavering hope and unforgivable hurt. Can they be redeemed? Can they still be loved? Did God love Lucifer a er the fall?