Faithfully Focused Discipleship

What kind of faith does it take to walk on water?
Have you ever wondered if you could have that kind of faith, too?

Jen invites readers on a heartfelt journey of reflection, growth, and discovery. This isn't a book filled with formulas or steps to perfection-it's a deeply personal collection of stories, insights, and moments that illuminate the beauty and challenges of a life rooted in faith.

From standing in darkness on a hilltop in Brazil to navigating the storms of uncertainty in everyday life, *Faith to Walk* explores what it means to trust God through life's trials and triumphs. With warmth and honesty, Jen shares real-life experiences, biblical insights, and timeless truths, inspiring readers to embrace the courage to keep moving forward, even when the path ahead is unclear.

This book is for:
- Wanderers searching for a deeper connection with God.
- Steady believers seeking encouragement in their daily walk.
- Questioners looking for faith that grows in the messy, unpredictable moments of life.

Through chapters on letting go, finding peace, creating beauty, and stepping into the unknown, *Faith to Walk* reminds us that faith is not about perfection-it's about movement, trust, and the grace to continue. Whether you're taking your first steps or have walked this road for years, this book will encourage and uplift you, showing that each step, no matter how small, is a profound act of faith.

Let this book be your companion in the journey, a conversation that inspires you to reflect on your own faith and trust in the loving guidance of a God who walks with you through every moment of life.

Hi, I'm Jen.

If we were sharing hot chocoiate or lounging on a cozy couch, this is the kind of heart-to-heart we'd have. These pages are an extension of that conversation-a warm, personal reflection on faith and the moments in life that test and grow it.

So come along-let's explore faith together. Who knows? You might just find the encouragement you've been looking for.

Thank you for reading.
Jen Geigle Johnson