To Be Concluded: How to Prevent Your Past from Piling Up and Find Hope for Your Future

&#8220;To be continued&#8230;&#8221;<br> The words build anticipation for what&#39;s coming . . . which is great for a Netflix binge, but not a healthy pattern for our lives. In real life, constant continuation causes our lives to pile up, episode upon episode, with no space for reflection or rest, contentment or closure.<br> This book is for the too-busy, driven person who&#39;s moving on to the next win, without ever processing how one season of life affects the next. It&#39;s for the person stuck and held back because she&#39;s never done the hard work of getting real closure on a season. When we fail to finish well, we live with a pile of unfinished beginnings. But finished things become usable things because they are a part of the story of God&#8217;s grace and faithfulness.<br> In these pages, you&#8217;ll discover: <ul><li>How beginnings are important because they give birth to hope</li><li>How we can hold on to hope when the journey is hard and the future is uncertain</li><li>How to conclude moments, days, and seasons and find God&#39;s grace to be enough</li><li>How hope sustains us as we learn to live in this moment and discover the beauty of redemption</li></ul> The pressure of our piled up past needs to be brought to an end. Instead of vague storylines that stretch &#8220;to be continued,&#8221; learn to start with the end in mind: <i>To Be Concluded.</i><br> &#160;