David Bateman is a spoken word poet and performance artist whose work delves into themes of identity, sexuality, and societal expectations. His evocative and often ironic style transforms introspective subjects into compelling narratives. Bateman's pieces explore the fragility of human connection and the search for authenticity in the modern world. His artistic output is both theatrical and literary, offering audiences a unique and provocative experience.
The story follows Stephen, a middle-aged gay man who navigates life as a teacher and poet in Kamloops, BC. While he generally feels content, he grapples with moments of discontent, particularly in relation to his health, as he lives with HIV. The narrative explores his experiences, emotions, and the complexities of his identity, providing insight into the challenges and joys he faces in both his personal and professional life.
Exploring the nature of God, this book delves into His love, mercy, and grace, emphasizing the significance of the triune God in the Christian faith. It highlights God's compassion and the sacrificial love demonstrated through Jesus Christ, offering salvation and eternal life to believers. The author, Dave Bateman, shares his diverse experiences as a retired military officer, lawyer, and missionary, providing a unique perspective on faith and redemption. This work aims to inspire readers to embrace belief, repentance, and love for God and others.