Above All is an in-depth expansion of Psalm 22. The psalm covers the intimacy that Christ experienced with God at His birth, the apparent betrayal at the fulfillment of Christ's earthly mission and the glorious results His suffering produces. The author has combined both Old Testament and New Testament scripture references with her imagination to weave together the story of God's loving purpose for mankind, the plan of redemption from the fall and above all, the fulfillment of that redemption. Above All gives an explanation for the wicked and horrible things that occur in the world daily and explains why God does not intervene. The story begins as the author would imagine Jesus's thoughts while on the cross of Calvary and places the reader as a spectator witnessing what Jesus sees, feels and does from the Garden of the Mount of Olives through the next three days after the crucifixion.