Freedom Shubert

Still In The Woods  For the One in the Back RowI gave my life to Jesus in the woods when I was 8. I built a church in my late 30's. I stepped down at 47. And I'm still here. This isn't a book for pastors. It's not for leaders. It's for you - the one who tithed $150 when you only had $153. The one who served while bleeding. The one who's 50 years old wondering if it's too late to be new. You're not too late.
You're not disqualified. You're not forgotten. I didn't write this because I have all the answers. I wrote it because I was loved when I had none. Maybe I never stand on a stage and I die a faithful nobody anyone ever hears of. I still believe it's worth it. Because the promise was never the platform. The promise was the presence. If you're still in the woods - welcome home.