Greg grew up during the economic prosperity and optimism of the baby boomer generation when the virtues of apple-pie American life were extolled. It was also the generation when divorce became more prevalent, leaving the first generation of latch-key kids home alone...
In this memoir, Greg takes you on a journey from his latch-key childhood in southern Georgia to the heights of career success as a pastor, professor, and publishing executive, only to succumb to failure in both his career and family. He embraced and overcame the past, confronts his mistakes, and explores a transcendent path to new life and restoration.
This book is a memoir about hope and healing arising from failure and loss. You'll learn:
- How true and lasting change occurs
- How failure does not define us
- How authentic identity is not determined by what you do or to whom you are related
- How success comes from intention rather than effort
- How to answer the four critical questions that every person must answer
