From bread to belonging, fear to faith, identity to transcendence, Reynolds walks us through the layers of human need and the sacred rhythm that runs beneath them: God provides before He requires. Each chapter peels back the myths of self-help to reveal a truer story-one where the same God who made your serotonin still feeds your soul.
Raw and restorative, this is theology in plain language, spirituality with a heartbeat. It's for the believer tired of pretending peace, for the skeptic who still prays at stoplights, for anyone caught between "just surviving" and the whisper that says there must be more.
Because the Kingdom isn't climbed. It's received.