A Second Chance: Grace for the Broken

by Keith A. Battle

Keith Battle is married to his best friend, Vicki, and they have three adult children. He is the Senior Pastor of Zion Church. The church has locations in Landover, MD, Woodbridge, VA, and Fort Washington, MD. He is also the creator of a radio sports minute called, "When Sports Meet Life," and can also be heard on the weekly radio broadcast, "Weekly Wisdom." Keith is an Executive Consultant for church and business leaders and is a regular NBA & NFL Chapel Speaker. For more information, bookings, or other products available by Keith Battle, visit sagacitycompany.com

128 pages, Paperback

First published October 12, 2015

Reviews

[Sophia Vilceus · Rating 5 out of 5]

Easy, insightful read. Pastor Keith Battle presents invaluable commentary on the many paths that can lead to sheer, spiritual brokenness. He touches on his own journey as a leader and the destructive journeys of so many others. This is an important lesson on failure and redemption. A reminder that "it is all working for our good." Geared to spiritual leaders, but a resource for us all. I found myself in many pages of Pastor Battle's book. I appreciate the humility, candor, vulnerability, and transparency of Pastor Battle...in his preaching and his book. A confirming message indeed.

[Karen Briscoe · Rating 5 out of 5]

Hope-filled message for all those who need and want A Second Chance. The Humpty Dumpty analogy of putting a life back together again after one's brokenness has been exposed is powerful. Takes one through what it means to live into grace: The Fall, the Anatomy of the Fall, The Gift of Exposure, Recovery Work and Rebuilding. Real-life stories show one that there is grace for all. Karen Briscoe, creator, author, podcast host "5 Minute Success"

[Lashawn]

Good book for leaders.

[Brenda Miller · Rating 5 out of 5]

Well done

I met Pastor Battle during his fall and am I'm pressed with his comeback and his transparency in this book to help others trying to recover from a fall of any kind.

[Carla Thomas · Rating 3 out of 5]

The book just wasn't for me, it was more like a self help book.