This book is not for everyone. It is important that I say that because there is a notion that we are monolithic, and everyone must agree. This book is for those who know who HE is.

I am watching Deon Cole who is an actor on the show Black’ish, and a comedian. He was doing his stand up on Netflix and he was joking about Black folk saying, “Won’t He do it!”. During the show he asked a white attendee who was “HE”, and the young boy didn’t know. Brilliantly, he explained to the gentleman who “HE” he was and told him to reply appropriately. When Black people hear ``Won’t He do it”, immediately they reply, “YES HE WILL!”. Cole explained this to the white gentlemen, and spoke into the mic and said, “Won’t HE do it?” and the white man replied, “YES HE WILL!”. The audience laughed and applauded. Therefore, this book is for those who know who HE is.

This book is for those who know how to reply, “YES HE WILL!”. More importantly, this book is for those who want to know who HE is and why is that. HE to many people is God. Not that God has to be masculine but God as the Ultimate authority. The authority in which Mom would say, “Wait until your Daddy gets home.” He is that authoritative figure that would make things wrong right. He is a Creator, the God of the Universe and God of all Gods. Won’t HE do it is a phrase born out of the experience of the African American Church.

This book is a testament to my evolution within the African American Church and how Christians should work together in love to establish God's Kingdom on earth as it is in heaven.