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Over two years ago, I held a writing dream out to God — with wonder, excitement, and honestly, a healthy bit of fear.

To find myself today interviewing my friend (and bestselling author) John Ortberg about the book we wrote alongside a whole group of authors? That’s an unfolding of the dream I never saw coming.

Write what, you might ask?

I felt convicted to write a book that would offer hope and strength to believers facing a trial that leaves them questioning God’s goodness. I pictured a chorus of voices — a cloud of witnesses — so that anyone wrestling with disillusionment or disappointment would know they’re not alone. We fend off the darkness in unity. 

What I couldn’t have imagined was how willing, how inspired, and how generous that chorus would be.

Stay tuned to find out who else said ‘yes’!

Thanks to many “yeses” and what feels like unmerited favour, Honest to God: Daring to Trust When You Don’t Understand is written and on track for a fall launch.

It’s a rich collection of short stories, devotionals, and a little poetry — each one testifying to a hardship that drew the writer closer to God: closer to His ways, deeper in intimacy with Him, or further into the wonder of His glory. We took our lead from Moses’ conversation with God in Exodus 33.

This united step is also a mission. 100% of the book’s profits will support young adult education through Compassion International and Convoy of Hope.

If you’d like to pray with us, would you ask that each reader finds a gem within these pages that feels written just for them? That resources would pour in to lift under-resourced families out of poverty through education? That this project would never reflect on any one person — because that’s not the spirit here. It is - that all the glory belongs to Jesus.
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A few NYC moments that deserved a permanent place on the feed. 🤎
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