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The Uncivilized Path: How the Storm Can Transform Your Faith
Most people spend their lives running from storms. But what if it’s the very place God wants to transform you?
In The Uncivilized Path, pastor Des Wadsworth uses the powerful image of the bison to reveal a bold, countercultural approach to faith—one that embraces discomfort, faces adversity head-on, and discovers God’s presence in the middle of life’s hardest moments.
Through deeply personal stories, Des invites readers into an uncivilized faith marked by courage, surrender, spiritual resilience, and radical dependence on Jesus. Whether you’re facing burnout, uncertainty, grief, temptation, fear, or a season of transition, this book will help
Face the storms you’ve been avoidingFix your eyes on Jesus in the middle of chaosBuild a life-giving community around youRediscover the power of prayer, praise, presence, and purposeLeave a spiritual legacy for the generations behind you
It’s time to stop running. It’s time to become uncivilized.
In The Uncivilized Path, pastor Des Wadsworth uses the powerful image of the bison to reveal a bold, countercultural approach to faith—one that embraces discomfort, faces adversity head-on, and discovers God’s presence in the middle of life’s hardest moments.
Through deeply personal stories, Des invites readers into an uncivilized faith marked by courage, surrender, spiritual resilience, and radical dependence on Jesus. Whether you’re facing burnout, uncertainty, grief, temptation, fear, or a season of transition, this book will help
Face the storms you’ve been avoidingFix your eyes on Jesus in the middle of chaosBuild a life-giving community around youRediscover the power of prayer, praise, presence, and purposeLeave a spiritual legacy for the generations behind you
It’s time to stop running. It’s time to become uncivilized.
180 pages, Hardcover
Published October 13, 2026
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