Rededication: A Story of Sex, Repentance and Restoration

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One of the biggest Achilles' heels that hamper the Christian walk for men and women is that of sexual sin. Sex and all things considered sexual plague us from the time we're old enough to have a crush on someone. Though innocent at first, if not tamed, our sexual urges have the ability to fully manifest themselves in ways that are detrimental spiritually, emotionally and most identifiably physically.

"Rededication" takes us on that all too familiar journey that many of us have traveled. Beginning with the "first time," Armond Mosley shares with the reader some his most intimate moments while providing insight into the vexing reality that faith and sexuality create for a man. As he wrestles with stereotypes, stigmas and misplaced expectations, Armond eventually comes to a point of decision as a result of God's divine intervention. With somewhat of an ultimatum in hand, he chooses to yield to the Lord and commit to a life of celibacy until marriage. While it would appear that things would get easier from there, in actuality his journey had really just begun. For the remainder of the book, Armond invites us into his personal journey as a celibate man in his 20's, the sexual prime of his life. Though many discouraging moments along the way, Armond continues to faithfully press through until one day, he's just about had enough. And in that moment, in a most hopeless and vulnerable state, God shines a light on him and reveals to him "a woman of noble character, whose worth is far greater than rubies."

A native of Huntsville, Alabama, Armond Mosley is passionate about helping young adults cultivate an authentic relationship with Christ. In 2007, He founded Kingdom Workshops, LLC (www.kingdomworkshops.com) in order to educate, motivate, and activate other young adults to fulfill the purpose(s) that God has planted in them. He and his lovely wife, Nneka, currently reside in the suburbs of Philadelphia, and serve as members of Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.