Hope is not a wish waiting to come true. It's not an external desire waiting to be realized. Hope is an ever-present reality regardless of how dire a situation may seem. Undoubtedly, there are moments when hope is obscure. That's because hope has many hiding places. It hides behind heartbreak, camouflages in stress, and disguises itself in grief. It only takes a few disappointments before our expectations are hijacked by doubt and disbelief. Hope is easy to lose and hard to find, but there is never a season when hope is out of reach. All Hope is Found , by bestselling author of Woman Evolve Sarah Jakes Roberts, will show Inspiring you towards the pursuit of hope with a lens of compassion, Sarah serves as a guide who exposes the hidden hope that awaits you each day. Sarah is not shaking up your life with renewed expectation and the epic pursuit of hope for you to go back to your norm. She wants you to get out of your comfort zone and into your go zone—the space where the abnormal eventually becomes comfortable because you refused to give up.
I'm not going to rate this book because I know SJR is an excellent author but this particular book just wasn't for me. It didn't keep my attention. At this point I'm just holding the book up from being checked out by another patron. Time to give it up.
I don’t really rate books like this — but what I will say is this. I will re-open this book many times in the future. I’m glad I bought a physical copy and encourage anyone who is looking for a different way to look at hope and expectation from a faith-based perspective, this is some true bread (nourishment) for your spirit.
It took me a lot longer to get through than I expected. There were definitely some good points but I had Woman Evolve expectations and this wasn’t that.
Inspiring book. Anyone who feels or has felt lost or depleted by the things of this world this is a book that reminds you of the Hope available to us on a daily basis. All hope will be found after embarking on this book. Short read but powerful ❤️
I always find so much inspiration and wisdom from Pastor Sarah from her sermons to her books. God always send them at the right time in my journey. This book though small has so many thought provoking and wise thoughts that make you look at life and circumstances in a different way. There is so much to not only be learned but implemented to have a hope filled life.
Worth the read. I much more enjoyed the later chapters when she spoke in a way that I could identify with. She sounded like she was more comfortable, as opposed to reading something that she didn’t write.
Get ready to be blessed!! Sarah Jakes Roberts’ All Hope is Found is a deeply inspiring book that explores the transformative power of hope and expectation. Roberts skillfully blends personal anecdotes with spiritual insights, encouraging readers to view hope not just as a passive feeling but as an active force that can guide them through life’s challenges.
The book centers on the idea of expectation—anticipating God’s goodness even in difficult times. Roberts candidly shares her own experiences of struggle and triumph, offering practical advice on how to shift perspectives and renew faith. Her writing is relatable and empathetic, making her message accessible to readers at all stages of their spiritual journey.
All Hope is Found is not just a book for those in crisis; it’s a guide for anyone looking to deepen their faith and live with greater purpose and joy. Roberts’ authenticity and wisdom shine through, making this a must-read for those seeking to rediscover hope and embrace the possibilities that come with expecting the best from life and God. It’s a powerful reminder that hope, rooted in faith, can lead to profound transformation.
I enjoyed reading this book. It read as the author speaks which was like sitting and listening to her in person. I appreciated the correlation between bible and real life experiences where we’ve put Hope on a shelf or ignored altogether. Motivational and uplifting! This book renewed my strength and gave me the hope to push forward in life. I am thankful for this book, the resource that has helps to guide my path .
I used it more or less as a daily devotional. I love how she takes a topic that can be complex and breaks it down into pieces that you can truly digest. Learning about how hope affects us more than we realize. This book challenged me quite a bit, but in a good way. I’m sure I’ll need to revisit it again.
This was a great read to encourage you to train your mind and heart on expecting the goodness of GOD. The Author made me feel differently about using the word ‘Hope’ and praying. I enjoyed answering the questions after each chapter and going to my Bible to read the scriptures she reflected on. Looking forward to reading more from Sarah.
I loved this book! There were a couple little nuggets that stood out to me about prayer. I’ve been struggling with prayer lately and I love how she explained it. She said prayer is a sacred exchange of our weakness for his strength. Prayer is where we lay out our hearts before God and receive his heart. Those two things just resonated with me.
I enjoyed reading most parts of this book. Chapter 1-5 really spoke to me, after that it did kinda start feeling repetitive. I like that is a short read which makes sense considering the subject matter. Encouraging and definitely motivational to keep going if you going through a slump in your life. I will be reading some of the chapters again.
4.5/5! This was a quick and easy read, honestly perfect for the new year. Sara Jakes is an anointed woman and this book has amazing nuggets of gospel truth and hope. It is not super thought-provoking, but will definitely anchor and encourage you.
This is the kind of book that you have to be ready for in order for you to receive the message. Hope is a constant battle for most of us, as it often brings disappointment. Sarah gives a different perspective to hope, and how its absence affects us. This is a must read.
It’s a quick read but nothing to write home about. There were a few encouraging words but I feel like there was a lot of repetitiveness going on. I’ll have to check out Woman Evolve. I heard better reviews on that one.