In Greg Garrett's edgy new memoir, the critically acclaimed author of Crossing Myself tells the next chapter of his amazing story 

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DALLAS, Sept. 8 /Christian Newswire/ -- One thing is guaranteed: life on this earth is unpredictable--and sometimes frighteningly so. How can we as Christians live faithfully when we're not quite sure where the path ahead is taking us? How do we find joy and purpose in the midst of the uncertain, the unfinished, the uneasy? In the stirring follow-up to his critically acclaimed spiritual autobiography Crossing Myself, author Greg Garrett explores the universal journey of life by tackling these questions with thoughtfulness, transparent honesty, and humor.

After touching thousands with his intimate memoir about faith and depression, Crossing Myself, Garrett turns his attention to the ongoing problem of living faithfully in No Idea: Entrusting Your Journey to a God Who Knows (David C Cook). Taking Thomas Merton's famous prayer that begins, "My Lord God, I have no idea where I am going" as his inspiration, Garrett looks back at his own journey and tells engaging stories out of that life that will speak to everyone who has ever felt lost along the way.

While returning to faith and community, Garrett finds a motivation for living in service to the Church and to others. By examining how to learn and live with what we're supposed to be doing, he proves himself a provocative, appealing, and truly helpful companion on the often meandering, sometimes confusing path of following Jesus. His reflections on family, relationships, faith, and vocation will encourage readers to reflect on their own experiences and discover how God might be working in their own lives.

In this spiritual memoir that's automatically distinct, Garrett appeals to young Christians and seekers in the edgy, transparent style of Anne Lamott, Don Miller, and Cathleen Falsani. A candid and stimulating look at discipleship, discernment, and joy, No Idea is perfect for anyone who has ever wanted to walk the right path but has no idea what step to take next.

Greg Garrett is the critically acclaimed author of the novels Free Bird, Cycling, and Shame, the memoir Crossing Myself and numerous nonfiction books on faith and culture. A professor at Baylor, Greg serves as Writer in Residence for the Episcopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest and as a lay preacher at St. David's Episcopal Church in Austin.

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