New Book Explores God’s Presence Along Life’s Most Dangerous Roads–Download for Free February 9, 2026

FAITH NEWS SERVICE – A pastoral journey of faith, loss, and hope for uncertain times.

Gilbert, AZ— Redemption Press announces the release of “Warning Signs: A Journey of Faith in a Dangerous World” by pastor, author, and artist Rick Wooten, a reflective Christian living book that helps readers recognize God’s presence in seasons of grief, uncertainty, and spiritual struggle.

Drawing from biblical stories and lived experience, “Warning Signs” speaks to believers who feel overwhelmed, discouraged, or unsure of where God is leading. Through the journeys of Peter, Ruth, David, Naomi, John, and others, Wooten reframes life’s hardships not as signs of abandonment, but as moments where God is actively guiding, shaping, and protecting His people.

“I wrote this book for anyone who feels disoriented by suffering or disappointed by how life has unfolded,” says Wooten. “My hope is that readers come to see their struggles not as dead ends, but as invitations to deeper trust and greater hope.”

Blending pastoral insight with evocative storytelling and original illustrations, Wooten offers a steady companion for those navigating fear, loss, and doubt. His gentle, grounded approach provides encouragement without platitudes and faith-rooted perspective without minimizing pain.

Warning Signs: A Journey of Faith in a Dangerous World is ideal for individual readers, pastors, counselors, and small groups, and is also available as a Life Group study.

Rick Wooten’s paperback will be available on February 10, 2026; with the e-book free to download on Amazon for 5 days through February 14, 2026.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Rick Wooten, a passionate artist and writer, blends watercolors and words to create soul-stirring works. Drawing from his experience in pastoral care and creative ministry, Wooten’s writing explores faith, grace, and healing through authentic stories and scripture, inspiring readers to find God’s beauty amid life’s challenges.

For interviews, contact: Rick Wooten at graphixcat@mac.com