Joshua Wilker didn’t want to die. He didn’t want to be known for miracles. He didn’t want to do anything more remarkable than any other boy would. He just wanted to live an ordinary life, with the normal dreams of every boy—the typical desires, concerns, and hopes of every boy. His parents didn’t want him to die. The only miracle they looked for was one that would save his life and make him well so that he could live and grow to manhood. This is a story that is told too often by too many parents of children who are diagnosed with life-threatening disease and lose their battle against death. Yet this story, perhaps like others, has a rather remarkable outcome...not an ending, but a continuation. In the end it is a testament that these children didn’t lose to death, but triumphed over it. Joshua's Ring is a story about courage, strength, truth, faith, and the power of love even after death.