Marie Providence Nyirabagenzi recounts how as a 9-year-old girl she persuaded her mom to send her to school. At school, she learned of hell and heaven through religion. The lessons changed her spiritual belief. Because Nyirabagenzi was concerned about going to hell, she began to believe in God. She describes how she began communicating with Jesus and how she heard God's voice through dreams and visions. The book expresses how the voice of God, along with her strong faith and obedience had helped her to survive the Genocide of Rwanda in 1994 and overcome other life challenges. She tells her audience to fight against discrimination by avoiding generalization and explains ways to stand against the devil's tactics. Finally, she tells her audiences to be aware of the existence of heaven and hell and urges them to make the right choice before it is too late.