The Sun Has RisenA Lesson in Poor Choices, Divine Intervention, and Life's Unyielding TeachingsA Book About Faith, Fear, and Finding the Path Home.
They set out to climb a mountain. That was the plan, anyway. Two missionaries serving in Argentina wanted one simple P-day adventure: reach a summit, enjoy the view, make it home in time for dinner, and perhaps, if providence smiled, eat a meal at the Hotel Cervantes. The Andes Mountains had other ideas. |
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By It I See All ThingsWhat began as a determined climb became a long, dangerous night of wrong turns, hidden cliffs, cactus-related misfortunes, and the dawning realization that confidence is not quite the same thing as wisdom.
But somewhere in the darkness, one question kept returning: What does it really mean to believe in Jesus Christ? Months earlier, they had heard the words attributed to C. S. Lewis: “I believe in Jesus Christ like I believe that the sun has risen, not because I see it, but because by it I see all things.” At first, the quote seemed beautiful but baffling. Then came the mountain. Then came the darkness. Then came the light. |
😂 Equal Parts Laughter and ReverenceWith humor, honesty, and reverence, The Sun Has Risen tells the story of a young missionary who discovers that faith is not merely something we claim to see in ourselves.
It is the light by which we see everything else. This book is part adventure, part spiritual memoir, and part confession of highly questionable judgment in the outdoors. It is a story of danger and grace, fear and laughter, wandering and return. |
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A Story for Anyone Who Has Ever Lost the PathYou’ll enjoy this book if you love:
A mountain. A night of darkness. A sunrise that changed everything. |
