I have listened to so much of Rhema's teaching over the last year or so and it's quite honestly the most ground-breaking teaching I have ever heard. Ditto the book. The church is in crisis; there is a restlessness and a hunger in so many believers that current church practices are not beginning to satisfy. Rhema’s book is food to the hungry and water to the thirsty. It is pioneering, revelatory and written with profound humility. We think of the lost as being the ones outside church, but there are so many lost IN church.This book is a roadmap and gives permission and illumination for the ones who have lost their way to return to the ancient paths, the way of Jesus.

Vulnerable and powerful challenge to take up a new wineskin. For anyone sitting in church vaguely wondering if this is fully what Jesus had in mind, read this book. If the Holy Spirit is prompting you to step into something new, read this book. If you been touched by Rhema's spiritual ministry or impressed by the power she walks in, read this book. I was crying after the first paragraph. Highly recommended.

Rhema’s book is a guiding light for many within the Body of Christ. Through the sharing of her real and deeply personal story, she invites us into a profound journey of transition—from a place of structure, familiarity, love, and faithful dedication into the wilderness of transformation. A place few have been, yet many are being called toward. This is essential reading for all who are on pilgrimage with the transforming work of the Holy Spirit. It is an honest and courageous expression of inner processing, faith, surrender, and becoming. Thank you, Rhema, for your bravery in sharing your story and your life so openly with us all.

There was such a deep stirring in my spirit while listening to Rhema and Steve’s journey. Some of it I didn’t have words for, just tears. Some of it I rejoiced because I knew intimately that part of the struggle. Some of it, the similarities in the journey scares me. I am beyond thankful for Rhema being willing to stand and share the truth of her journey and while not common it is definitely needed. We don’t often see the struggle in other people’s lives as intimately as she shared in her book but we’re living it feeling like we’re wandering through with many questions. By the end of the book the words had hit my spirit. I spent the next couple of hours worshiping God in tears. I’m not entirely sure what happened but it was almost as if grief from the journey thus far paired with something the Lord was doing in my spirit, it all collided. I still feel something changed in me but I am in agreement with whatever God wants to do. Rhema’s book helped me to get to that place sooner than I think I was willing to. Thank you.

I’m not sure where to even begin. I guess the first thing I’ll say is that Rhema has put words to an experience /season that has felt so foreign and isolating. Having her put words to it was such an encouragement that God is in fact doing something even when everything I feel tells me otherwise. I’ve also really enjoyed a kind of “state of the union/church” address from Rhema that in no way felt critical. It truly feels like an honest assessment rooted in love from someone also willing to roll up their sleeves and do the work. So refreshing. Lastly, Rhema gives us a glimpse into how her marriage and other relationship dynamics were impacted as God did the shift in her and man that’s so REAL! Thank you Rhema for this gift to the body!

This opening chapter reveals the struggles we face in life as we navigate on our own. Opening our hearts and ears to hear God’s voice, to follow his will and glorious plan for our lives is the most rewarding fulfillment of our heart. It is where we find our peace.