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Margaret Liu Collins’ Memoir “God is Good” Inspires Film Adaptation Focused on Faith and Resilience

The God is Good movie adaptation premiered in January in San Francisco, bringing the author’s personal story of Christian devotion, survival, and spiritual transformation to the screen.

-- Author Margaret Liu Collins’ memoir God is Good continues to reach new audiences following its recent film adaptation, which premiered Jan. 18 at the Herbst Theatre in San Francisco. The movie brings to life the author’s journey of hardship, healing, and faith based on the real-life events detailed in her book.

The memoir traces Collins’ path from a childhood in war-torn China through years of abuse, emotional struggle, and spiritual discovery. Guided by Christian devotion and a growing awareness of God’s presence, Collins found renewed strength, health, and restored family ties. Her story now resonates with readers and viewers seeking honest accounts of faith and transformation.

“All of this came about, not because of any exceptional qualities of my own, but because God is good,” Collins writes in the book.

The God is Good movie adaptation was selected for live screening at the 2025 International Christian Film Festival & Music Festival in Orlando, Florida and earned nominations in six categories. The film underscores themes of resilience and the role of religion in personal growth, expanding the reach of the memoir and generating renewed interest in inspirational Christian books.

The memoir blends scripture with lived experience, offering readers a straightforward account of how spiritual trust can lead to meaningful change. As readers look for more Christian devotionals and faith-based narratives, God is Good continues to gain traction for its clarity, sincerity, and grounded storytelling.

Collins’ story also contributes to a growing body of faith and transformation stories that examine how individuals navigate adversity through religious conviction. The memoir has earned positive feedback from readers who say it resonates deeply with their own experiences.

Amazon reviews describe the book as “enriching,” “accessible,” and “hopeful.” One reviewer called it “an inspiring and captivating book” that highlights “the power of faith in shaping one’s life.” Another said it offers comfort and guidance for women overcoming abuse, noting its usefulness as a resource rooted in spirituality and healing.

Eric, one of the readers, said he was “really struck” about how the author’s unwavering faith guided her through tough times. “Instead of just memorizing religious teachings, she lived her faith daily, which led to real, positive changes in her life,” wrote Eric.

Since publishing the book, Collins has been invited to speak at churches and Christian events across the country. Her public talks emphasize the role of prayer, personal responsibility, and biblical guidance in overcoming trauma and rediscovering purpose.

“I simply wanted to give testimony to what God has done in my life. If sharing this story helps others find strength, then that’s where the real value lies,” says Collins.

The book and film together reinforce a message central to Christianity: that transformation is possible through faith, even in the most difficult of circumstances. Both works appeal to readers and viewers looking for genuine expressions of belief and perseverance.

With continued interest in religion and spirituality as subjects for books and media, God is Good serves as an honest portrayal of a personal journey shaped by divine faithfulness. Collins’ memoir remains a reference point for those seeking inspirational Christian books that speak to real-life struggle and recovery.

For more about God is Good, visit: https://www.amazon.com/God-Good-Margaret-Liu-Collins/dp/1778830358/ref=monarch_sidesheet_title

About the Author
Margaret Liu Collins was born in China during a period of conflict and societal hardship for women. After immigrating to the United States, she endured further challenges in a troubled marriage. Through faith and prayer, she rebuilt her life and now speaks publicly about her journey, offering encouragement to others facing personal or spiritual trials.

About Bookside Press
Bookside Press is a Canada-based publishing company supporting authors across genres. It works with writers to publish books and develop multimedia projects, particularly those focused on faith, resilience, and personal transformation.

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