Living Through Grit is a collection of true stories, honest reflections, and spiritual insights drawn from the hard seasons that shape us. Written for everyday believers who know that life does not always follow a straight or easy path, this book offers encouragement for when the ground is rough, the skies are gray, and your faith feels worn thin. Each chapter points to the quiet strength God builds in us through struggle, reminding readers that even in the grit, there is grace.

These are not stories of polished victories or tidy endings. They are stories of perseverance, prayer, and the kind of growth that only comes when you keep going anyway. From hospital rooms to empty fields, from weary prayers to unexpected breakthroughs, the pages of Living Through Grit reflect a faith that is real, rugged, and rooted in truth. With scripture woven throughout and a tone that feels like a trusted friend, each chapter invites you to see God’s hand even in life’s messiest moments.

This book is for men and women alike, for anyone who has faced loss, doubt, delay, or disappointment and wondered if they were still on the right track. It does not pretend life is easy, but it boldly declares that God is still faithful. Living Through Grit will encourage your heart, strengthen your spirit, and help you keep moving forward, even when the road is steep. Because sometimes the deepest growth happens not in spite of the grit, but right in the middle of it.

Coming Home: A Journey Through the Prodigal Son is the first book in the Grace in the Grit Series, a powerful and deeply personal look at one of Jesus’ most beloved parables. With a blend of storytelling, biblical insight, and real-life application, this book invites readers to walk with the prodigal, the older brother, and the waiting father—and to see themselves in each of them. It’s not just a retelling of Luke 15; it’s an exploration of grace, repentance, restoration, and the relentless love of God.

Each chapter of Coming Home offers a fresh perspective on the moments that make up the story: the leaving, the running, the wasting, the remembering, the returning, and the embrace. Along the way, readers are challenged to confront their own moments of failure, bitterness, pride, and longing. Whether you relate more to the son who strayed or the one who stayed, this book shows how the Father’s arms remain open for us all.

Perfect for small group studies, personal devotion, or Sunday school use, Coming Home includes guided questions, journaling prompts, and practical takeaways for every chapter. It’s written for anyone who’s ever wrestled with grace, struggled with forgiveness, or wondered if God could really welcome them back. The answer is yes, He can, and He does. This is the story of redemption. This is the story of coming home.

After God’s Heart: The Story of David is a powerful journey through the life of one of Scripture’s most complex and beloved figures. From shepherd boy to warrior, king, and worshiper, David’s story is one of calling, courage, failure, repentance, and resilience. This study dives deep into the gritty reality of his life, not just the victories but the valleys too. Through it all, one truth rises above the rest: even in his mess, David kept pursuing God.

Each chapter explores a defining moment in David’s story, from the quiet fields of Bethlehem to the battlefield with Goliath, from the cave hiding from Saul to the palace stained by sin. Readers are invited to wrestle with the same questions David faced. What do you do when God calls you but keeps you waiting? How do you recover from moral failure? What does it look like to lead, to worship, to parent, and to grieve as a person after God’s own heart?

Perfect for individual study or small group use, After God’s Heart includes Scripture reflections, practical takeaways, and honest conversation starters. It reminds us that spiritual greatness is not about perfection. It is about repentance, obedience, and staying close to the Lord through every season. If you have ever wondered if God can still use someone who has blown it, David’s life says yes. This is the story of a man who kept coming back to God, and it invites us to do the same.