how to keep it real: moving from denial of jesus to radically living for him

Has regret over past denial of God kept you from the purpose he has for your life? The good news is God does not want you to stay sidelined by past mistakes. By comparing the story of Peter’s denial to my own, this book shows how one tough conversation with Jesus could be the thing that moves you forward to radically living for him.

In this book, readers will be introduced to three things.

• Possible reasons for denial of God through our words and actions
• What a life following Jesus looks like
• How to step into God’s purpose for your life through an encounter with Jesus

Endorsement:

When Robin Wilson experienced her own personal ＂D-Day＂ due to her husband’s infidelity, she armed herself with God’s Word to fight courageously to save her marriage. Her book chronicles her journey through the highs and lows of remaining faithful to God’s calling. A must-read providing hope for those who have endured betrayal.

-Josh D. McDowell, author

I am pleased to recommend this book for those who love God and who find their hearts broken after sexual betrayal. Who is God Now? Hope in God after Betrayal is an honest look at the process of wrestling with and hanging onto God and faith after crushing disappointment and the grief of betrayal. Robin and Christy provide helpful suggestions for clinging to God as Robin was impacted by the betrayal of her husband. I love the vulnerability Robin shares as she leaned into her faith and relationship with God as she grieved, worked to determine what she needed, and ultimately grew in her love for her Savior while she worked to recover from her betrayal experience.

If you have been betrayed, you know how shattering that can be to every aspect of your life. This book will encourage you to stay connected (or to connect for the first time) to the God who knows and sees and loves you.

-Barbara Steffens PhD, retired counselor, founding president, Association of Partners of Sex Addicts Trauma Specialists (APSATS), co-author of Your Sexually Addicted Spouse: How Partners Can Cope and Heal (Steffens & Means, 2009, 2021)

About the Author:

Drew Alan Hall is a teacher and pastor in Gadsden, Alabama. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Jacksonville State University and a Master’s degree from Samford University. He has a passion for preaching and communicating the gospel. He loves Alabama football, Atlanta Braves baseball, and working out. He is married to his best friend, Gena. They have two daughters, Emory Kate and Sadie