ARE YOU DISILLUSIONED?

If you have ever felt discouraged because the hopes you had for the future were dashed by the present-day reality of your life, this book is for you.

Peter and Chris act as skilled guides, showing us how to hold on to hope by turning our gaze upward when everything in us wants to turn inward.

Prepare to be reminded that we can dare to hope, no matter what setbacks we may face. This book will show you how!

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Jason Mitchell Teaching Pastor, LCBC Church | Author, No Easy Jesus

Discouragement can cause visionary leaders to succumb to cynicism.

Are you moving past the false hope of idealism and the faint hope of disillusionment to discover true Christian hope?
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THE AUTHORS

Peter Greer & Chris Horst

Peter Greer is the president and CEO of HOPE International, and Chris Horst is HOPE International’s chief advancement officer.

HOPE is a global, Christ-centered economic development organization serving throughout Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe.

Together, Peter and Chris wrote Mission Drift, a Christianity Today Book of the Year, and Rooting for Rivals.

Peter Greer & Chris Horst masterfully weave Scripture with stories of exemplary servant leaders to illustrate the promise of God: that we will all experience challenges, loss and pain, but He walks alongside us every step of the way.

For those who are similarly called and committed to stepping into spaces of brokenness, this book presents principles to help press beyond cynicism and fatigue and into a position of humble surrender, anchored by the knowledge that eternal hope rests solely in the goodness of God.

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Vivian Long Executive Director, Long Family Foundation
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Disillusionment may be inevitable, but cynicism doesn’t have to be.

When discouragement hits, will you choose to turn inward or upward?