Will It Run Again?: Salvaging a Rusted and Abandoned faith

Before anything can be rebuilt, it has to be torn down. Not just the surface damage, but the hidden corrosion. The hairline cracks. The systems that failed long before the failure showed up. That's what this book is about. Not just the wreckage, but the inspection. Not just the confession, but the diagnosis. Not just the forgiveness, but the learning. I've spent my life fixing what's broken machines, mostly. But when my own life broke down, I had to learn how to troubleshoot something far more complicated. I had to look at the systems inside me. The ones I built. The ones I inherited. The ones I never questioned. I had to name what was broken. I had to stop blaming and start confessing. I had to relearn what love is. What sin is. What God is really like. This isn't a book of answers. It's a restoration manual. It's not about going back to how things were. It's about building something that runs clean, runs true, and runs in love. Jesus is the only guide I trust for that kind of rebuild. And if you're holding this book, maybe you're ready to start your own inspection. This book shows how the religion and the bible have been used to abuse the very people they were supposed to take care of. This book will break down the Apostle Paul's letters, Adam and Eve, submission and divorce and what was actually said

Pages: 245, Paperback, Independently published