Breaking Good: Repentance as a Way of Life

Breaking good is the opposite of breaking bad. It means to embrace God s way of seeing and living. It means to go all-in for Jesus and to live life the way he wants us to.

As the author says in his introduction, This is a book about repentance real blood-and-guts repentance that starts with a broken heart and produces a radically new way of thinking and acting; repentance that permeates every aspect of our lives; repentance that prepares us to live as citizens and agents of the kingdom of God in this rebellious world; repentance as a practice and a process that is integral to following Jesus every day.

I am no Walter White, but breaking bad comes quite naturally to me. Breaking good, as in walking in a repentant life, is much more challenging because it requires me to lay down my pride, self-interest, and it calls me to walk in a new direction. This is a guidebook for breaking good, and I need to read it repeatedly. You should as well.
Author and pastor Chris Seay

Engaging. Winsome. Wise. Highly recommended.
David B. Capes, Houston Graduate School of Theology