"Gods and Demons" is Timothy Trivett's endeavor, guided, as he asserts, by God's hand, to further His kingdom. The book emerges from his own difficulties. It is written not for monetary gain but to plant seeds-seeds of hope, faith, and healing. Trivett wishes these pages would be a beacon, a reminder that no one is truly alone in their struggles. He conveys insights from his life, addressing the battles within and the effect of the world and demonic spirits. Trivett highlights the gift of the Holy Ghost and the need to turn to God, not man, for guidance. The work touches on elements of self-love, prayer, and ministering to others, taking them as ways to cleanse one's "temple." Drawing from his experiences with bipolar disorder and anxiety, Trivett recognizes the challenges of life. Yet, he ultimately shares a message of overwhelming obstacles through faith and God's will. He thinks that despite hardships, a brighter future awaits.