About The Author

During an extended series of “sunny-side-down days,” Solomon noticed how quickly the darkness of Despair cloaked the divine illumination of the truth that gave him hope. Before emerging out of the darkness that spiritually blinded his mind to the truth, he struggled to overcome the feeling of hopelessness and the sense of powerlessness that subdued him.

Solomon penned Steppin’ Out Of The Darkness, “When Good People Become Great,” to shine a light on the introspective, life-changing process that gives good people destined to become great reasons to trust God. The rewarding, albeit humbling, experience of mentoring children, students, and young adults influenced this publisher’s decision to produce a family-friendly line of inspirational products.

As an author, artist, literary advocate, and inspirational speaker, Solomon enjoys exploring creative ways to share what Adversity taught him about “personal leadership” after the fall he survived. The lessons lived and learned taught him that there comes a defining moment in every person’s life when they will rise to their feet and meet the greatness of God’s faithfulness.

Solomon honestly believes that no greater love exists than the one Jesus Christ displayed is still the greatest source of inspiration that any generation will need to beat impossible odds with God’s help. He loves challenging the leaders that Crumb Snatcher “marked for destruction” to become critically thinking readers who live, love, and lead like Jesus did – by example.

Solomon has chosen to spend his life stirring up the gift deep within the gifted souls of the leaders he meets on the streets of humanity’s global village. He remains hopeful that the fruits of his labor will encourage the readers of Steppin’ Out Of The Darkness to imagine the endless parade of possibilities that appear when God’s perfect love inspires fearless acts of faith.

“But by grace still go I.”

©Copyright 2007 by Roderick O. Solomon. All Rights Reserved.

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  • 1. Doug Broome  |  April 19th, 2008 at 7:52 pm

    I met you and your family at the Red Lobster in Douglasville Ga on Saturday night April 19,2008.

  • 2. Ed Smith  |  May 1st, 2008 at 9:13 am

    My wife and I met you and your family at Walmart on April 30. Have a blessed day.

  • 3. Cynthia Richardson  |  May 6th, 2008 at 8:01 pm

    Hi Solomon, it’s your (walking) neighbor. Here’s the information for speaking at Harriett Tubman Elementary School. The school counselor’s name is Ms. Duvernay. I am sure she would love to have you as a speaker for Career Week which is this week for 5th graders. My aunt’s name is Mary and she works at Harriett Tubman as well. I am still checking out your website and will be in touch. Take Care!
    Cynthia

  • 4. Denise  |  May 24th, 2008 at 9:42 am

    I finally accessed your site..YEAH! Greetings from Oklahoma City, OK. I am looking forward to reading your book. Continue to be blessed and a blessing to others.

  • 5. tyna  |  May 27th, 2008 at 3:25 am

    Very inspiring and spiritually uplifting.
    You have gotten a regular reader.

  • 6. When Least Expected™ &r&hellip  |  June 19th, 2008 at 1:39 am

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