Mission Possible
Go Create a Life That Counts
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NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • It’s possible to find your God-given mission and create a bolder, brighter, more fulfilling life.
“When you take this journey through these pages with Tim, one thing is clear: you’re going to discover purpose wherever you are and leave an impact wherever you go.”—Thomas Rhett Akins
Tim Tebow believes that the secret to a truly meaningful life is not more comfort or ease, but recognizing the clear, unique mission that God has set before you. Having a focused sense of your personal, God-given significance will bring you a lasting sense of purpose. That’s why Mission Possible will help you:
• Identify your priorities
• Align your responsibilities
• Elevate convictions over emotions
• Make decisive, wise, and impactful choices
• Fuel your drive and passion
• Set your sights on eternity
Let this book ignite a new spark in your life. Wherever you are, whatever your work, you can find God’s purpose for your life. Accomplish the mission that you have already been called to and equipped for. It’s never too early and it's never too late to start living a mission possible life.
Find your mission, pursue your purpose, and go create a life that counts.
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Former Denver Broncos and New York Jets quarterback Tebow (Shaken) seeks to help Christians identify their God-given purpose in this earnest and often quite funny motivational guide. Tebow urges readers to embrace that they were "made in God's image, hand-chosen by Him and fully equipped to carry out works of eternal significance," and avoid compartmentalizing worship and daily living ("no matter what, turn your present task, moment, or emotion into an act of worship"). He combines scriptural examples, which are amusingly retold (he imagines Noah's neighbor quipping "I bet you five goats he's having a midlife crisis"), with his reflections on contemporary figures, film, and theater that have inspired him (Braveheart for modeling "bravery and compassion"; Elf also gets a mention), and cautions readers against complacency and dwelling on negative emotions. Instead, he models how to reframe obstacles using examples from his own life; for instance, he believes his family's financial limitations during his childhood taught him to value hard work and gave him a strong "mental edge." While he admits Christians may not be able to live perfect lives, he repeats that they're "created to live mission-possible ones." This pep talk will spark the hearts of faithful readers (particularly sports fans) needing a kick start.
