
Still Worth It
About this book
Ministry is beautiful. It is also costly.After twenty-five years of church planting, leadership, risk, disappointment, unexpected goodbyes, hidden loneliness, and hard-won growth, Steve Hawthorne offers an honest account of what it means to keep following Jesus when the calling becomes heavier than expected.This is not a highlight reel. It is a field guide for the moments when courage gives way to fear, clarity dissolves into confusion, people misunderstand you, mistakes follow you home, and the fruit of your faithfulness remains hidden. With vulnerability, biblical wisdom, and stories forged in real ministry, Steve explores how God forms us through the waiting, redeems our failures, meets us in grief, and brings lasting fruit from seeds planted in tears.For pastors, ministry leaders, church planters, and anyone wondering whether faithful obedience is still worth the cost, these pages offer something better than easy answers: evidence of a God who remains present in every difficult chapter.The road may be messier than you imagined. The calling may cost more than you expected. But Jesus is faithful, people are worth loving, and no act of obedience offered to God is ever wasted.After all the fear, risk, grind, loss, change, and uncertainty, the verdict remains: It is still worth it.
Details
| ISBN | 9798182838559 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Audience | Adults |
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