Like C.S. Lewis' Screwtape Letters, Moving Forward, takes the reader behind the scenes into the spirit realm to learn the covert plans for people who belong to the Kingdom of God. Iyoos, a powerful demon who commands lower demons to focus on believers whose names are written in the Book of Life. Their goal is to make these believers useless for God's Kingdom, and not to focus on unbelievers. The story begins in the 18th century with Joseph Accord, a believer in the Most High God. He and his family arrived in Henosis, a churchless city where idol worship was common and everyone did what seemed right in their own eyes. Joseph eventually becomes the inaugural preacher who soon transforms the city, which is suitably renamed New Hope. Gradually, by the 21st century, New Hope, a place of peace, unwittingly becomes vulnerable to the same evil that once inhabited Henosis.

As the demons wait in the shadows, they intend to use their new assignments' struggles, weaknesses, failures, and successes as weapons to hinder their progress toward fulfilling their purpose.

Our friends in these thought-provoking stories of encouragement are overtaken by, "What If" questions like a tornado ripping through their hearts, leaving them to doubt they can survive the sifting of their souls that has been unleashed on them. Yet unknown to them, an angel is assigned to guard and encourage them in a way they are unaware - helping them move forward in spite of what if.