Leave Room For The Limp

We often chase strength, perfection, and resilience, believing that wholeness means walking without struggle. But Leave Room for the Limp challenges that narrative. Drawing from Jacob’s transformative encounter at Peniel (Genesis 32:24-32), this book reveals that weakness does not disqualify—it deepens dependence, refines faith, and leads to divine purpose.

Through powerful biblical insights, Leave Room for the Limp explores how struggle is not an obstacle to destiny but a pathway to greater glory. It uncovers the truth that faith is not about walking flawlessly—it is about persevering despite brokenness, trusting that God’s promises remain intact, even when the journey is uneven.

Every believer carries a limp—wounds from battles fought, scars from lessons learned, and marks of encounters that leave them forever changed. But these are not signs of defeat. They are proof that God has wrestled with us, shaped us, and is still leading us forward.
In these pages, you’ll discover:

• Why weakness is not failure but refinement
• How God’s blessings coexist with struggle
• Encouragement to embrace imperfection in faith
• The power of walking toward the promise despite the limp

This book is an invitation to reframe brokenness, redefine endurance, and recognize that limping forward in faith is not losing—it is proof that transformation has occurred and that God is still working.