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I absolutely love this book. The Daily Resolve is not light reading—it is rich, substantial, and full of depth. This is the kind of book you don’t just read; you engage with. I have pages marked throughout because there is so much wisdom worth revisiting. Having recently stepped away from my long-time career, I’ve been asked often about this new season of life. This book helped reshape my perspective in a powerful way. I no longer say I’m “retired”—I’ve been redeployed, and that shift in mindse...

I love the book- it’s a great read but it’s difficult because it makes you really look at yourself and be honest to the Lord about failures. But it also offers a way to be successful in your prayer warfare- mainly it’s praying with purpose and consistency. If you don’t get the discipline part down , believe me it’s much harder when you get older. You have to make time and quit kidding yourself that you will and then don’t act on it. Surrender this all to the Lord. Truely the Bible is all we n...

I'd been praying the same prayer for 3 years: "God, bring my grandchildren back to me." Nothing changed. My faith was shaking. I started to believe God had abandoned me. Chapter 5 (The Spiritual Warfare Reframe) broke me open in the best way. I wasn't praying wrong. I was praying for the wrong thing. Now I pray: "God, cover them where I can't reach them. Give me peace whether they return or not. Use me where You need me." And He answered. Not with reunion. But with a War Room assignment I actual...

Chapter 12 asked: "What if this pain QUALIFIED you?" I wanted to throw the book across the room. But then I thought about it. What CAN I do now that I couldn't do before? I can mentor young moms who are terrified of becoming me. I started volunteering at a pregnancy care center. I'm "Miss Carol" to 6 scared girls who have no mothers, no grandmothers, nobody to teach them. I show them how to swaddle babies. How to pray when they're overwhelmed. How to mother without losing themselves. I thought w...

Perimenopause hit me at 49. By 51 I was convinced God had abandoned me. Prayer felt dead. Scripture felt like words on a page. I'd sit in church feeling NOTHING but physical restlessness so severe I wanted to crawl out of my skin. My spiritual director told me to pray more. My doctor told me it was "just aging." My husband told me I was overreacting. Everyone had an opinion. Nobody had an answer. The Crucible had the answer. It's hormones. And it's spiritual. Both. Chapter 3 explained the exact ...

I woke up at 3 AM drenched in sweat for the tenth night in a row, wondering if God was punishing me for something. That's where I was when I found this book. Chapter 2 addresses the question I was too terrified to say out loud: "Does God hate women?" Because that's what menopause feels like. You serve Him faithfully for thirty years and your reward is your body sabotaging your spiritual life? The theology in this chapter is SOUND. It doesn't sugarcoat. It doesn't give me Christian-ese platitudes...

My son is 35, living with his girlfriend, hasn't been to church in 8 years. Every Christian parenting book I read promised if I did X, God would do Y. I did X. Nothing happened. The Daily Resolve doesn't promise outcomes I'm not seeing. It acknowledges what every other book ignores: sometimes you do everything right and your kids still walk away. Then what? Chapter 7 on long-term intercession strategy when there's no breakthrough gave me a framework to keep fighting without the toxic positivity ...

Thank you so much for sharing your story. It is so true what you say. I am 80 years old and have always been very active serving Jesus teaching and speaking as God opens door. My parents were missionaries for 42 years and I worked with on occasions. They now walking with Jesus in heaven and so is my husband. I have happen many times what you write about including a prodigal daughter for over :30 years. Being reminded of how painful it is to watch a bitter child at me and Jesus drained my en...

For 18 months I woke up at 3 AM in a panic. The same loop every night: What did I do? Why won't she talk to me? What if I just... I'd check Facebook. See her posting photos with the grandkids. Cry until sunrise. The Spiral Interrupter Audio Tracks (Bonus #2) changed everything. The 5-4-3-2-1 grounding. The 4-7-8 breath. The thought interruption techniques. It doesn't stop the pain. But it stops the SPIRAL. Last night I woke up at 2:47 AM. Used the tools. Was back asleep by 3:15. That's not nothi...