For your glory: Book of Renée

In the Book of Renée, the story of Renée Elise Goldsberry delivers good news according to this character's personal choice to walk by faith. Goldsberry’s faith adds her to an exceptional list into the Hall of Faith with other Heroines of faith like Queen Esther of Persia and Ruth, a young widower and foremother of Jesus. The Book of Renée affirms this journalist’s position for such a time as this to write and tell the truth about a real artist whose faith's works of Art brings light and joy in the world. The Book of Renée goes beyond an aim of telling a true story about deep faith. It unfolds real news that serves as divine inspiration to address defined issues of life. Goldsberry’s faith lives in her Art, because faith without works is dead. Her walk by faith keeps her traveling forward even on unforeseen roads. She steps up abstract stairs even without seeing the entire staircase. When it comes to her faith, she talks the talk steadfastly and walks the walk humbly. Unwaveringly, she serves something greater than for her own glory. While the world watches some artists and entertainers as wayward wanderers in the wilderness, Goldsberry’s greatness is her ability to imagine walking on water, to familiarize her faith and mystify her fame, is the test of her true power.