The Path

What if the Way of Jesus is Different than You Thought?

De: Robby Angle, Brittany Coulson, Benjamin Crawshaw, Bruce McNicol

Narrado por: Edoardo Ballerini

Told through a compelling mix of storytelling and practical teaching, The Path explores what it truly means to follow Jesus. Through relatable characters and vivid metaphors, this book answers eight essential questions every follower of Jesus faces.

What you'll experience:

• A captivating story that mirrors the adventure of following Jesus
• Biblical truths woven into a fictional journey
• Practical answers to deep questions about identity, purpose, and faith
• Encouragement for believers at any stage

Life isn't meant to be walked alone. The Path invites you to embrace the adventure, discover purpose, and experience Jesus as your ultimate guide.

Designed for Gen-Z listeners and anyone seeking fresh perspective, The Path blends story with life-changing truth. Whether you're new to faith, feeling stuck, or needing encouragement, this book meets you where you are.

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Reseñas de la Crítica

“Truly a breath of fresh air…discovering life as it is really meant to be lived.” - Franni Rae Cash Cain, Grammy-Nominated Singer & Songwriter, We The Kingdom

“I'm giving this to every young leader I walk with.” - Doug Fields, Youth Pastor, Saddleback & Mariners Church

“…this amazing journey helps answer eight of the most important questions in our lives.” - Grant Skeldon, Next Gen Director, THINQ

Stunning, Soul-Stirring, and Utterly Unforgettable

The Path is, quite simply, stunning. The voice actor is perfect for this story!! I listened to the audiobook while following along in my physical book — because it was too pretty not to buy! Using my hearing and sight helped these truths to sink in even deeper! Not only is it beautiful enough to earn a permanent spot on my living room shelves—it’s a book I plan to return to again and again. I genuinely can’t wait for guests to ask about it just so I can gush.

And now… on to the gushing.

This book gave me one of the most vivid and soul-stirring understandings of Jesus, God, and our role in the Kingdom I’ve ever encountered. It reads like a fantasy novel (Tal’s story) wrapped around a wise conversation with a mentor (the Guide Notes). It’s a brilliant structure that allows deep spiritual truths to sink in effortlessly and profoundly.

The truths in The Path spoke to both my soul and my day-to-day life. Tal’s journey felt deeply relatable. The way the authors explore shame—my default emotion growing up—broke something open in me. I found myself sobbing on my porch, letting God’s love and grace wash over me as I reread this line:

“When shame tells you that your true self is hideous, I will take your face in my hands and tell you that I crafted every piece and aspect of who you are, and I find my work stunning and flawless.”

That line alone was worth the entire read.

But there’s more. The way this book speaks about the gospel is refreshing. It actually sounds like good news for the whole world. It aligns with what I’ve come to understand about God through my personal walk with Jesus and my study of Scripture—far more so than what’s often presented in modern American Christianity. I long for a Church that reflects this: a place where nothing needs to be hidden, where we can be fully known and deeply loved—just as Jesus invited us to be.

To my fellow travelers: find a place to be known. Give yourself grace. Stay on the path. This book will help you walk it.