THE PARTNERSHIP

The first thing God ever called "not good" was a man on his own.

He said it in a garden, before anything had gone wrong. No sin, no damage, nothing broken. The man had God, work that mattered, and perfect health - and it still was not good.

Which means that needing other people is not a flaw in your character. It is the design.

Most of us are carrying something alone that was never meant to be carried alone, and we have been told for years that this is strength. THE PARTNERSHIP is fifteen chapters on the people you walk with: how to tell a real partnership from the thing that looks like one, what you have to bring yourself before any of it works, and what happens to a person who is strong in a room where nobody is allowed in.

It is written for anybody who is tired of holding it up by themselves - and for anybody standing next to somebody who is.

Every chapter ends with a page you can teach from, and one thing to do this week. One. Not a list.

Every scripture is printed in full, so you never have to take the author's word for what a verse says. It stands on the King James throughout, and it is written so that somebody who does not share the author's faith can read every chapter and follow the argument.