Breaking Through

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It's time to break through the walls that stand between you and Jesus. Popular YouTube apologist Allen Parr brings readers his most important message yet--a dynamic, provocative, and practical path to lasting spiritual freedom and a well-ordered life.

Jesus loves to set people free. So why do we feel stuck? Why do mental barriers, fear, bad habits, and toxic thoughts keep us trapped even as we search for Jesus's abundant life? Author and apologist Allen Parr opens our eyes to why--and to how we can join Jesus in freedom, joy, and meaning.

We all struggle with barriers between us and God--but these barriers are different depending on our unique experiences, circumstances, and challenges. Some of us struggle with mental barriers--faith doesn't make sense yet. Some deal with habitual sin. Others battle with past trauma or even dark spiritual experiences holding us in bondage. These strongholds need to be understood and met with simple, achievable strategies that fit each type of struggle. Then we will find the freedom to which we've been called.

Breaking Through equips us with strategies for finding joy-filled living, clarity of heart and mind, and deep connection with God. Step into a more intentional, peaceful life as you . . .

• identify the specific mental, spiritual, and generational walls that imprison you;
• sort through myths about deliverance and celebrate what "being delivered" really means;
• learn how specific discipleship practices bring the power of Jesus into your unique challenges;
• leave behind shame, emotional wounds, and spiritual confusion; and
• embrace a vision of faith and freedom as you draw closer to God.

Spiritual freedom is not a vague idea or something available only to some people. It is a ready-for-the-taking gift of God that you can experience right now, today, in your current circumstances. Because now is the time for your personal revival. Now is the time to be set free.

Reflection questions can be found in the audiobook companion PDF download.