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People say you're saved by grace.
Grace was real - and she was a serpent who slithered in, squeezing me out of my own life.

Jagged Journey isn't written from a pulpit. It's written from the wreckage.

Told in a raw, vlog-style narrative, this memoir documents betrayal, abandonment, and a faith tested under pressure - not through polished testimony, but through real-time confusion, sarcasm, resistance, and the questions no one wants to ask out loud.

The world tells us that salvation, baptism, and "doing the right things" should instantly transform us.
But when that transformation didn't come, God felt silent - and religion had answers without relief.

What followed was not a dramatic altar call or instant clarity, but a slow, uncomfortable return to Scripture, beginning in Genesis, where I started to see how God had been working all along - even when I couldn't recognize it in the moment.

Jagged Journey is about learning the difference between religion and relationship, between performance and presence, and discovering God outside the systems that failed to explain Him.

This book is for the reader who didn't walk away from loss with the house, the career, the money, or a safety net. For those whose collapse came without options - and whose rebuilding required more than inspiration.

It's about seeing God's hand only after the dust settled, rebuilding from nothing, and realizing that what looked like an ending was actually the beginning of something entirely bespoke.