Wreck My Life

Journeying from Broken to Bold

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Inspiring story of how brokenness leads to bold faith Jesus promises peace and trouble for his followers. But most of us accept the peace and are confused and angry when adversity comes our way. All-American soccer star Mo Isom knows the struggle firsthand. While her life seemed like a success, she was battling an eating disorder, the suicide of her father, and a horrific car accident. It wasn't until God wrecked her life that she discovered the glory of renewal through Jesus Christ and that wreckage can be sacred rather than scarring. Listeners take the journey from broken to bold with her and learn to surrender their lives to the King who was wrecked on their behalf.

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"Mo reminds us that brokenness is actually the very place God meets us the most, and the place where we can find Jesus like never before." (Jefferson Bethke, New York Times bestselling author of Jesus > Religion)

"Every person who picks up this book will be challenged, entertained, and more connected with God by reading it." (Annie Downs, author of Let's All Be Brave)

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I thought this story was very honestly and powerfully told and the author's faith really shone through. Quotes from the Word of God were weaved in which was a wonderful bonus for me and helps the book to resonate. It is a story of transformation in Christ that will inspire those who have faced struggles. The chapter on eating disorder and the role the enemy plays in this was very revealing and a helpful insight. I think Mo could really help young girls and be a role model for them. I hope she's getting the opportunity to witness in schools. God bless

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