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What Begins to Change When
You Have a Way Through

2. You start to see Jesus

      in places you didn't

      expect to find Him.

This is the part that changes everything.

Every difficult passage in Scripture, even the ones that disturb you most, ultimately points to the gospel. To our need for Jesus. To what He came to do.

When you learn to look for that, the Bible starts to make sense in a way it couldn't before. Not because the hard parts get easier, but because you understand what they're for.

I Almost Walked
Away Before I Really Started

For a long time, I thought something was wrong with me.

I would open my Bible, genuinely wanting to understand, and instead of peace or clarity, I felt confused. Sometimes even unsettled.

Not because I didn't believe.

But because what I was reading didn't match the version of God I thought I knew.

I remember sitting with Genesis for the first time as a new believer and getting to the flood. Really reading it. Not the children's version with the rainbow and the animals, but the actual account of God destroying almost everyone on earth.

I felt sick.

And I was too embarrassed to tell anyone. So I kept the questions to myself.

But they didn't go away. They never went away. They just stayed quiet, underneath everything, slowly doing damage.

That was the thing nobody warned me about.

Confusion you don't address doesn't resolve itself. It accumulates. And over time, I realized it wasn't strengthening my faith to push past the hard parts and pretend they weren't there. It was weakening it.

So I stopped pretending.

I started learning how to work through difficult passages honestly, without the pressure to have it all figured out. I started asking the questions out loud, looking at context, and most importantly, looking for Jesus in passages where I didn't expect to find Him.

And I found Him. Every time.

That changed everything. Not because the hard parts disappeared. But because I understood what they were for.

The confusion didn't go away. But it stopped feeling like a threat to my faith and started feeling like a path deeper into it.

That's what I want for you. And that's exactly why I wrote The Way Through.

If any of this sounds familiar, you are not as far from solid ground as you think.

Why I'm Offering This for

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I didn't write The Way Through to move product.

I wrote it because I know what it's like to feel stuck when you're reading Scripture and not know where to turn. I know what it's like to keep your questions to yourself because you think everyone else has it figured out.

If this book helps you find a way forward and stay grounded in your faith, that matters far more to me than the profit margin.

So I've made it available for just $7.95 to cover printing and shipping. That's it. No hidden charges. Your book will be shipped to your door.

About The Author

Robin Pike

Robin never planned to become a writer. But life has a way of leading you exactly where you need to be.

Her first identity is as a follower of Jesus Christ, and everything she does flows from that. Her passion is sharing the gospel in ways that connect with real people living real lives, especially those who think faith might be too complicated for someone like them.

She remembers what it's like to have more questions than answers. To wonder if you're doing Christianity wrong because it doesn't feel as simple as everyone makes it sound. Those experiences are exactly why she writes.

Robin has been married for 21 years to Dean, who balances out her tendency to overthink everything. They have a daughter who continues to teach them both what grace looks like in action.

She lives in Raleigh, NC, where she spends her time writing, publishing, and helping people who feel stuck in their faith take their next step.