At 2:17 in the morning, a phone call ends one version of your life and starts another. This is where FROM BROKEN TO BLESSED begins, and it does not look away.
Pastors and worship leaders carry other people's pain every week while quietly burying their own. This book was written for exactly that person: the one who preaches hope on Sunday and questions it on Tuesday night. Across twelve chapters built on scripture, prayer, and honest confession, Josiah Everstone walks you through the four movements every wounded believer has to pass through: naming the wreckage, letting God near the wound, understanding what the silent seasons were actually building, and stepping into a calling your pain alone could never have prepared you for.
This is not another list of quick fixes. It draws on decades of Christian thought, from A.W. Tozer's 1948 classic The Pursuit of God to Timothy Keller's 2013 Walking with God Through Pain and Suffering, and stays grounded page after page in the English Standard Version. Every chapter closes with a practice you can do today, not someday.
If you have ever wondered whether God is still writing your story, put your phone down, open this book, and let chapter one answer that question before you finish the first page.
Josiah Everstone writes for readers walking through seasons that faith alone sometimes cannot explain away. Writing from a place of pastoral counsel and personal restoration, Everstone brings a voice that is direct, scripturally grounded, and unafraid of hard questions. FROM BROKEN TO BLESSED continues a body of work built on one belief: that God does His deepest work in the places we would rather hide.