Scott Sauls is founder of Healthy Leaders, Inc. and The Sycamore Community, equipping leaders to live with honor, purpose, and emotional health from a faith perspective. For thirty years, he pastored flagship churches in New York City and Nashville. He has planted churches in Kansas City and St. Louis, and he has taught preaching in master’s degree programs. The author of seven books, Scott also hosts the That’s a Great Question podcast.

'Emotionally honest, confessional, and full of grace . . . this book reads like a rope ladder of mercy, lifting us out of the pit of suffering and into the sunlight of God's wisdom. Scott makes space for our brokenness and gives testimony to the grace that delivers us out of the low places of our shame and sorrow, up onto the high ground of God's strength.'

Scott Sauls is founder of Healthy Leaders, Inc. and The Sycamore Community, equipping leaders to live with honor, purpose, and emotional health from a faith perspective. For thirty years, he pastored flagship churches in New York City and Nashville. He has planted churches in Kansas City and St. Louis, and he has taught preaching in master’s degree programs. The author of seven books, Scott also hosts the That’s a Great Question podcast.

'Emotionally honest, confessional, and full of grace . . . this book reads like a rope ladder of mercy, lifting us out of the pit of suffering and into the sunlight of God's wisdom. Scott makes space for our brokenness and gives testimony to the grace that delivers us out of the low places of our shame and sorrow, up onto the high ground of God's strength.'

Scott Sauls is founder of Healthy Leaders, Inc. and The Sycamore Community, equipping leaders to live with honor, purpose, and emotional health from a faith perspective. For thirty years, he pastored flagship churches in New York City and Nashville. He has planted churches in Kansas City and St. Louis, and he has taught preaching in master’s degree programs. The author of seven books, Scott also hosts the That’s a Great Question podcast.

'Emotionally honest, confessional, and full of grace . . . this book reads like a rope ladder of mercy, lifting us out of the pit of suffering and into the sunlight of God's wisdom. Scott makes space for our brokenness and gives testimony to the grace that delivers us out of the low places of our shame and sorrow, up onto the high ground of God's strength.'