Bigger (Book & Workbook Companion) Bundle

The workbook is meant to compliment "Bigger: Rebuilding the Broken." It will allow readers to document and work through their personal journey from broken to bigger. Instead of simply reading the author’s journey, they will be encouraged to jump in and have their own.

God doesn’t put a band-aid over what’s broken, His promise is to rebuild it to more than we ever asked or imagined possible.Life is hard and brokenness is real. But brokenness does not have to be the end. He doesn’t see the empty, painful pieces we see lying all over the ground. He sees bigger. He sees the exact material necessary for His rebuilding process. He has more for us and if we will allow Him to get to work in us, we will find what we need to begin rebuilding. Nehemiah had no idea what God was going to do with the devastation in front of him. It seemed hopeless, beyond repair, but when He surrendered to the process, He discovered there is in fact, nothing, too big for our God. He is not the Redeemer of all things fixed, He is the Redeemer of all things broken. Reading a book can speak, move and inspire, but living a book can transform. On the pages of this workbook, readers will be invited to become more than just readers. Through Scripture, prayer, conversation and implementation transformation will take place.

"Bigger: God’s Rebuilding Process" is a great compliment to "Bigger: Rebuilding the Broken." The chapters of the "Bigger: Rebuilding the Broken" will come to life through the pages of "Bigger: God’s Rebuilding Process." Readers will be encouraged to join with others, process honestly and take bold steps forward. Nehemiah surrendered to a process. He allowed the Lord to work deeply in him and through his journey, he found the strength to return to Judah, motivate God’s people to work harder than they’ve ever worked and in just fifty-two days they rebuilt the badly, broken down walls and restore order for His people. God has a plan in our brokenness and it’s way bigger than we’ve ever dreamed.