Edmond Life.Church Pastor releases new book

New York Times best-selling author and Life.Church pastor Craig Groeschel has released his latest book, The Benefit of Doubt: How Confronting Your Deepest Questions Can Lead to a Richer Faith.

In the book, Groeschel explores some of the most challenging questions believers face, including “Why should I believe God is good?” and “Why would God love me?”

Duck Dynasty star Willie Robertson praised the book, saying, “This book hits home with straight truth as Craig tackles some of the toughest questions we all ask as believers. If you are looking for wisdom and a little gut check, this is it.”

The Benefit of Doubt is available on Amazon, visit his website for more information.

About Craig Groeschel

According to his website, Craig Groeschel is the founding and senior pastor of Life.Church is a multisite church with attendees across the United States and globally through Life.Church Online.

Craig and his wife, Amy, started Life.Church in a two-car garage in Edmond, in January 1996. While the church has grown significantly over the years, its mission remains the same: to lead people to become fully devoted followers of Christ. Life.Church is known for its innovative use of technology to spread the gospel, launching the first fully digital church experience in 2006 and the YouVersion Bible App, the most downloaded Bible app in history in 2008.

Groeschel is considered one of the most respected leaders in the global church community. He frequently speaks at leadership events and conferences worldwide. In addition to his books on topics such as marriage, social media, purpose, and church leadership, he hosts The Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast, which aims to inspire leaders at every level with practical insights and creative strategies.

Craig and Amy were married in 1991 and have six children. They live in the Edmond area, where Life.Church began.

Recommended Reading:

Groeschel recently shared six books that have helped him grow in areas like mental health, finances, and hospitality.

Read the list: Craig Groeschel's Recommended Reading