Jess Taylor

Jake is completely vulnerable about mental health- something he urges the church to expose rather than suppress. The way he writes challenges believers to work through their mental illnesses compared to succumbing to them. Instead of putting on the "Christian Front" with robotic responses like "Anointed and appointed!" he encourages transparency within the church. This book will help guide its readers towards thriving amid their mental illness while radiating hope and the sense of a greater purpose beyond their understanding. Anyone who struggles with mental illness needs to pick up this read. Not only does it help the reader have more awareness of themself, but they gain a sense of unity within their struggles that's encompassed within the book. Highly recommend!