Crash: Living Life at the Point of Impact

by Randy Brown, Mike Breen (Foreword)

" Living Life at the Point of Impact is a heartfelt approach to living life to the fullest. Randy's down-to-earth style and thoughtful approach communicate the need for each of us to make the most of the life we are given. I'm excited for this book to be in the hands of anyone looking to step out of their comfort zone and embark on a journey that could quite possibly change the trajectory of their lives." --Doug Fields, Cofounder of Download Youth Ministry and Author of Purpose Driven Youth Ministry and Your First Two Years in Youth Ministry What does it mean to be fully alive? Living Life at the Point of Impact is an eye-opening journey that stresses the importance of living life right in the middle of where God is working. The point of impact of any crash is where the most force and change occur. Christ's death on the cross was the point of impact that changed the world--the people whom Jesus met were sent on an inevitable crash course that would alter the way man would connect with God forever. Our relationship with Christ in turn relies on this point of impact with a personal Savior who wants to give us an abundant life and help us impact the people and community in which we live. In order to make a radical impact, we Randy's heartbeat is to relay biblical truth to a generation seeking relevant Christianity in today's world. In Crash , Randy shows teenagers, parents, and youth leaders the importance of understanding God's Word so that we may show God's love to an unbelieving world. If you are tired of just existing and want to be fully alive, come along with Randy on this journey of discovery as we seek to live life at the point of impact!

120 pages, Paperback

Published October 15, 2018

About the author

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Born 1946. Christian. Love to have fun. I have hazel eyes and a smile. Everything else changes without notice. Curious about everything. Now I share.