Back to God

What do you do when the distance between you and God feels too wide to cross?

Back to God is a raw, honest, deeply personal guide for anyone who has drifted from faith, walked away from God, or found themselves living a version of their life that is far below what they know they were designed for. Written from the middle of the author's own return, not from a comfortable place of arrival, this book does not offer a polished spiritual program. It offers a road.

That road is built on a single verse: 2 Chronicles 7:14. If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.

Five movements. One promise. Drawing on his own story of broken marriages, years of ministry, a painful drift from God, and a return that is still in progress, David T. Harris writes the kind of book that most faith authors are too polished to write. He names the secret sins the church leaves unaddressed. He confronts the lie that you are not good enough and not loved. He distinguishes between being saved and being delivered, between healing and restoration, between grace that transforms and grace that is merely cheap. And he brings the reader face to face with a God whose love does not require performance, does not wait for perfection, and went to the cross for exactly the person reading this page.

Back to God includes a 40-Day Prayer Guide, chapter-by-chapter reflection questions, and a complete discussion guide for small groups and church campaigns.

This book is for the person in the cave. The person carrying a secret they have never named out loud. The person who was accepted but never truly chosen. The person who has been told, by their circumstances, their history, or their own internal voice, that they have gone too far.

You have not gone too far.