Uncomplicate It
Permission to Enjoy God in Your Unique Way
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- Expected Feb 3, 2026
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- $12.99
Publisher Description
What if connecting with God could be simpler—and more personal—than you ever imagined?
What if your personality, learning style, background, and current season of life weren't obstacles to overcome, but actually the keys to a deeper, more fulfilling relationship with God?
In Uncomplicate It, international speaker Hosanna Wong invites you to move past the lie that your relationship with God must look like someone else's, or that it must look like it did years ago. Instead, she unpacks what God's Word actually says about connecting with Him and offers you a permission slip to enjoy God in the unique way He's created you to.
She will help you
break free from unrealistic expectations that don't come from God;overcome six common roadblocks that keep you from enjoying your life and relationship with Him;unlock six practical shortcuts to connecting with God in your current season;learn from the real-life stories of over a thousand believers who've found their own unique ways to encounter God; andrelease the guilt, shame, and comparison that come from the lie that your relationship with Jesus must look one certain way, or else.
A real relationship with God is not one-size-fits-all. Your relationship with God doesn’t have to look like anyone else's—or even like it’s looked in the past. This is your permission slip to uncomplicate your faith, embrace the way God made you, and fully receive the peace and joy that He has for you today.
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There's no "one right way to experience God," contends bestseller Wong (You Are More Than You've Been Told) in her openhearted latest. While believers are often conditioned to "pretend like we are close to God" by praying, worshiping, or studying the Bible in the same way others do, they should, according to Wong, use their unique qualities to connect with God in ways only they can. Instead of wasting time in large faith community settings, for example, introverts can study scripture with a few close friends, while others can use chance experiences to enjoy God's creation rather than adhering to rigidly scheduled Bible study. Faith can also be found in the day-to-day; stressed-out parents can capitalize on quiet moments doing chores to speak to God, or use their love for their kids to appreciate God's unconditional devotion. Readers will appreciate Wong's gentle, permissive tone, and her examples of individual faith practices—drawn from her own life as well as from other believers—help anchor her message about how better knowing oneself opens the door to more fully loving God. The result is a compassionate reminder that faith isn't one-size-fits-all.
