by Jimmy Carter
First published 2018
Jimmy Carter examines the concept of faith across all areas of human existence. The former president argues that faith extends far beyond religious belief to encompass trust, hope, and commitment in daily life. Carter draws from his decades of public service and personal experience to illustrate faith's multiple meanings. He addresses how faith sustains people through both joy and hardship. The book covers religious dimensions of faith while exploring its broader applications to relationships, politics, and global events. Carter describes methods for accepting faith, living according to its principles, and recovering belief after periods of doubt. He explains how his own faith has both guided his decisions and challenged him to build better connections with others and with God. The work connects personal faith experiences to larger questions about America's role in the world. Carter offers readers practical insights for discovering and nurturing faith in their own lives, whether through spiritual practice or secular commitment to values and relationships.
Genres: christian, non-fiction, biography-memoir, faith
Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: personal-journey, self-reflection
179 pages · Hardcover · Simon & Schuster