The Secret Is Out: God’s Truth vs Satan’s Doctrine

About the Book

Once upon a time, a man named Godfrey White took it on himself to read the whole bible to determine its validity. Unfortunately, he could not understand it. This upset Godfrey White because he saw the positive impact it had done on other lives and wanted to know more about this “One God” so that it could impact his life too. Mr. White was extremely irritated by the bible because when he read it, he felt like it was judging him, so he felt unworthy of it. Mr. White would spend hours on hours during the day trying to figure out what God’s love was all about but felt it was too overwhelming to take in. He would sometimes read it before bed but found the stories as fictional and boring. He did his best to study it and maybe understand who God was but failed to do so. Therefore, Godfrey White placed the book in his closet, where all the other books he had finished reading were. He continued on with his life but everyday he would hear a voice calling to him, “Do you wish to know the truth?” He was not sure where the voice was coming from, so he ignored it. But the more he ignored it, the louder the voice got. Godfrey White soon began to lose his mind because the voice would not go away, so one day when he was alone in his room he spoke back to the voice, “Who is it that is speaking? Am I going crazy? What is the truth?” It was at that moment when the voice spoke back to him saying, “I heard you were searching for me, so I called back to you, but you ignored me. Go to your closet and find that book you have failed to understand, and I will guide you to the truth. Today the gospel shall be revealed to you, and you shall not only receive truth but a relationship with me.” #TheSecretIsOut

About the Author

Innocent Godfrey White Nangoma was born in Tanzania, Dar es Salem on August 5th, 1994. He immigrated to Canada in 1998 to Nova Scotia, Halifax with both his father and mother. At the time, his dad was on a full scholarship studying at Acadia University. Because his father was on a full scholarship, he initially could not afford to bring Innocent and his mother to Canada. It was when Beverely Davies, who worked in the students administration office at the University, offered her home as a place to live with her husband Richard Davis. Innocent and his parents moved in and stayed with the family while his father completed his education. After his father’s graduation from Acadia University they moved to Ottawa. He has spent his whole life living in Ottawa, Ontario.

Innocent’s favorite sport is soccer; he got introduced to the sport when he was 9 years old and grew to love the game. His favorite team which he supports is the English team Liverpool FC. He was raised as Roman Catholic, but he later converted to an Apostolic Pentecostal. However, he hardly ever addresses himself by dominion of Christianity but will state that he is, “A man after God’s own heart” (Which originates from king David and can be found in either 1 Samuel 13:14 or Acts 13:22).