We all spend a significant portion of life running, chasing down our own plans and desires. Despite God's call on our lives, we, like Jonah, are often found rowing against the storms that God is using to pull us back on course. But God's relentless grace is always there, in the midst of the messes we make and no matter how far we've strayed. In , Mike Howerton clearly reveals God's perfect love for imperfect people. He shows you how to hear God's voice, how to embrace God's calling, how to make the most of your messes, and how to see God working through them. Howerton encourages, inspires, and challenges you to be your best self before God and others. Includes insightful discussion questions for group or personal use. "This book is pure gold! Read it a first time to be encouraged, then read it again to soak in and apply its life-changing wisdom. Mike Howerton, one of my all-time favorite young leaders, has hit a home run!"—Rick Warren, Saddleback Church; author of "Howerton has written a passionate, personal, pastoral, and practical look at how God brings his glory out of our messes through the grace of Jesus."—Mark Driscoll, founding pastor of Mars Hill Church; co-founder of Acts 29 Church Planting Network " makes you laugh and then makes you think and pretty soon leaves you prayerful—in a good way. This is a powerful book that will confront you and lift you at the same time."—Jud Wilhite, pastor of Central Christian Church, Las Vegas; author of and is a profoundly gracious, funny, and challenging call for ordinary people to truly risk themselves in service to Jesus. I highly recommend it!"—Mike Erre, pastor of Mariners Church, Mission Viejo, California; author of is lead pastor of Overlake Christian Church in Redmond, Washington, and served for six years as the college pastor at Saddleback Church. He is a graduate of Pepperdine University and received his master's degree from Fuller Theological Seminary. Mike lives in Washington with his wife, Jodie, and their three children. Visit www.GloriousMess.org for more information.