Bestselling Author Fulfills Commitment to God

Atlanta, GA, March 06, 2011 --(PR.com)-- As promised, Author/Coach Justin C. Hart, the #1 inspirational bestselling author of Amazon's 2009 fiction novel, Liquid Sunshine, has kept his word. Having bumped Joel Osteen's Become a Better You and Joyce Meyer's Battlefield of the Mind as top contenders, Hart's debut continues to impact lives. When asked about the commitment his fictional character, Jayden Rockaway, made to God in 2004, Hart responded, "I've made many promises to God before. And it’s sad to say, but I’ve broken many of them. However, this particular promise is one that I am proud to have kept. If it were not for God’s help, my willingness, and great people in my life, I'm sure I would've fallen short again."

In Hart's inspirational "self-help" novel, which is based on a true story he shares with the world about a season of his life that was filled with “rainy days.” Liquid Sunshine is a story about love, life, and finding the will of God in which the characters struggle to maintain a good physical, spiritual, and emotional balance due to their unhealthy relationship decisions. Towards the end of this storyline, Hart's college character, Jayden and attractive girlfriend, Lydea Mireina find out that their “rain” has grown them into better individuals as they both make verbal commitments to remain abstinent until marriage. It is now 2011 and the question remains, did the characters in the book fulfill their promise to God? The encouraging news to share with young adults worldwide is that Hart has been sexually abstinent going on 7 years and will be getting married to his bride, Jasmine Preston, on March 12, 2011.

"It all began with a decision," Hart stated about his remarkable accomplishment. "I believed I could wait, so I did. Now that I am getting married, I challenge every person that is single to set a mark for themselves. Go a month; a year. Wait until you get married like me and watch how God shows favor. If I can stand at the altar pure, I believe anyone who is willing can do it also."

Contrary to common belief, although scarce, young people are still getting married and doing it the old fashion way; by waiting for one another. Hart made mention that he is certainly one of a select few, and he knows that purity isn't the most popular road to walk. But America thanks you, Mr. Hart for being a great example to the young and old alike. Enjoy your wedding day.

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