Does God have a plan for GS, too? How could a young man convicted of murder be internationally recognized as an inspiring gospel rap artist? These answers are found from the blood-drenched streets of Savannah, Georgia, the seaport city, where Young Blood enters juvenile prison at the age of fourteen and ends up turning it into an adult sentence. When he's released, the streets are there, welcoming him into the dooms of the crime and drug culture. All Young Blood has is a fervently praying grandmother who prays incessantly for a divine intervention into his life. But Ms. Elanor's prayers may need to get stronger, because Young Blood's feet only paddle him deeper into the streets. Eventually, Young Blood meets a kingpin named Money Black. Money Black immediately discerns that Young Blood is the quality of gangster that he can trust and use to take care of his dirty work, but snitches have already put the DEA and the feds on both of them. In the midst of a hustler's lifestyle, Young Blood remains indifferent to a God who specializes in tailoring a purpose, calling, and a plan for Gs too-a God who can change the heart of even the most lost sheep. Will Young Blood finally yield to the tugging of his own recalcitrant heart and allow Jesus Christ to use him for his own purpose and glory? That answer is "Yes," but not without the divine chastisement of a LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE sentence. But miraculously, Young Blood eventually becomes a bold minister of the gospel and an inspirational testimony of a street-bred witness for Jesus Christ. But how does such a miracle happen? You don't need a Bible for this one-just start reading! "Religion is basic... Salvation is personal!"- Lamond Garrett "He who is not with me is against me." - Jesus Christ
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