No Elevator to Everest - by Will Acuff (Paperback)

About the Book

A groundbreaking book for Christians who are committed to their relationship with God but are experiencing disillusionment in their faith journey, No Elevator to Everest offers spiritual practices and perspectives that integrate emotional health, self-awareness, and a deeper connection with God's heart.

Book Synopsis

A groundbreaking book for Christians who are committed to their relationship with God but are experiencing disillusionment in their faith journey, No Elevator to Everest offers spiritual practices and perspectives that integrate emotional health, self-awareness, and a deeper connection with God's heart.

Will Acuff shares his vulnerable journey from deep despair to radiant joy in this compelling call for us to move beyond our tired assumptions about God and into a life lived in daily joy. This transformative book offers nothing less than a new way of engaging with Christ, yourself, and others. No Elevator to Everest invites you to discover:

• A liberated self-understanding as you see how Christianity embraces both the knowledge of self and the knowledge of God
• Encouragement and resilience for your own circumstances as you read one family's story of experiencing God's tenderness in the midst of clinical depression, trauma, and disability
• Daily practices to move you from rare "mountaintop" experiences or stale frameworks to everyday heart-level connections with God
• Joy that is not dependent on what is happening to you but flourishes from what is happening in you

With a refreshing emphasis on emotional health, Spirit-led self-awareness, and intimacy with God, No Elevator to Everest guides us beyond mere survival into a life of soul-deep peace and spiritual thriving.

About the Author

Will Acuff, a pastor's kid with a master's in biblical studies, co-founded Corner to Corner, a nonprofit organization that promotes economic equity by launching underestimated entrepreneurs out of historically low-income communities in Nashville. As a father and husband navigating family health challenges, Will found renewal through trauma counseling and contemplative faith, embracing paths through pain to rediscover God's love and guidance.