A 40-day journey filled with thrilling adventure stories and poignant Biblical meditations
I’m excited to share about my book, “Called to Wild: Biblical Reflections on Faith, Perseverance, and Surrender.”
This 40-day outdoor devotional and contains many of my personal adventures, including backcountry skiing—especially of interest on this blog—along with many other adventures including rock climbing, hiking, surfing, whitewater rafting and kayaking.
Each day includes a biblical meditation and story, and features some other adventurers beyond me, too.
I published it through Sea Harp, who I’m a big fan of. This quote from Andrew Murray sums up the purpose of the books they publish: “To be much occupied with Jesus.”
You can see reviews on Amazon, but if you order below, all proceeds will go directly to support the cancer nonprofit I run, Hope Has Arrived.
More about the book
The following description of the back of the book may help explain more what it is about:
“Life is full of unknowns. It’s natural to want answers, explanations, and clear directions along the way. But for the Christ-follower, this longing for clarity is met with a mysterious invitation: to trust, to surrender, to lay down one’s life.”
The book will inspire the reader to:
- Connect with God’s word in a fresh way
- Explore His specific purposes
- Trust God in the unknown
- Walk more intimately with Him
Even for the most faithful believer, instability and self-doubt threaten to steal joy, purpose, and passion. Every one of us is called to the wild: to draw near, to walk with, and to trust this Guide who is not tame, but who is always good.”
I’m thankful for this opportunity to publish this book. However God uses it, I enjoyed writing it and time in God’s word is never wasted.
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