"Because of Derrick, she would now always remember that she was 'of God, little children, and have overcome them: because greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world.'" Based off of 1 John 4:4.

When there's nothing Javier can do, he prays, and in this case, his thoughts become God's answers. After all, the Mitchells may be Javier's friends, but they are God's children, and He understands their grief in ways that Javier cannot.

"Some memories remain so sharp... that they could have happened yesterday. Others have even grown sharper with time. Those are the ones that I want to tell you about." Passing mentions of drug abuse, sex, domestic abuse and smoking. Amanda's POV.

AU-ish, although I tried to line it up with events in the movie or book. At fifteen, Dylan Mitchell has been saved, called to preach, and led to start a church/mission.

(Alternate title "3 John.") Inspired by 3John 1:4. How does Tyler cheer up Shane's day? Set ten years after the movie. Part of the "Highlights" series.

Last story in my "Star" series. Just as David and Amanda are getting settled into married life, a curveball knocks Amanda back off of her feet, plunging her back into the heart of her uncertainties. Can help from some of the most unexpected of sources keep these newlyweds from falling into deja vu? More of the Love Dare included.

The third story in my "Star" series. Olivia has changed her wish now that she has her daddy, but will this one be granted too? At least a little girl understands that where there is a princess, there is a queen. And where there is a queen, there should most definitely be... King David. Occasional appearances of "Fireproof" characters and the Love Dare included. Angsty tendencies.

Between his partner, his Bible-reading, and the Still, Small Voice in his heart, David Thomson gives into the idea of what he must do. Obviously based off of 2 Samuel 12:1a in the KJV Bible.

A one-shot about an incident in Marcos' life when he was fifteen. Inspired by Matthew 13:54-58 out of the KJV Bible.

"Adam flipped open the card and mumbled the words on the frilly thing...'What? This has got to be a joke.'" Adam's POV. This will make more sense if you've read the novelization.

The second installment in my "Star" series. The events surrounding David meeting Amanda and Olivia for the first time.

Adam's son has confessions and questions. The trouble is, Adam isn't sure just how to answer them. The Lord reigns over all, and He will do what is right in His sight. Adam knows that, even through pain, his God is working in the lives of all of them. One shot.

Tyler didn't know what exactly the paper had to do with anything, but if it was important to Dad, then it must be so. Why, then, does he get the impression that that's not the case? By Ariel of Narnia.

First in my "Star" series. Happenings and thoughts in David's and Amanda's lives before he contacts her.

Part of my "Through the Flames" series. Read on as another year passes in the lives of these characters. There's occasional appearance of "Fireproof" characters.

Amanda and David watch as Jade and Dylan take the right paths. Hint of Amanda/David. This story will make more sense if you've read the novelization. Chapter title indicates POV.

Part of my "Through the Flames" series. Please R&R. Amanda/David, Dylan/Jade, and all the cannon, plus Adam/Amanda-Father/Daughter.

REPOSTED The first in my "Through the Flames" series. Because I care, I wrote him a note. This is that and everything that happened afterward. Jade/Dylan and, now to a much lesser extent, David/Amanda. Occasional appearances of "Fireproof" characters in the later chapters.

The first weekend David spends on his own with Olivia. Please review! LOTS OF FLUFFINESS!

Why Javi likes carpentry best. PLEASE REVIEW!

A few Dylan and Emily scenes, and his thoughts on her death.

Baby Jackson is confused and afraid during his unexpected car ride with a stranger... and a desperate daddy outside of said vehicle. He may not understand all of what's happening, but he does know that his daddy's never going to let go of the wheel. One-shot. By Ariel of Narnia.

Ava's ordinary afternoon is rudely interrupted by noises coming from the road. She witnesses a shootout between cops and baddies... and is suddenly in danger. Men rush to defend her, but one stands out above the rest. One-shot. By Ariel of Narnia.