Neighbor, Love Yourself: Discover Your Value, Live Your Worth

God loves us, but do we love ourselves? Having listened to hundreds of life stories, Bryan Crum realized too many people carry regret. With a foreword by New York Times bestselling author Bob Goff, Neighbor, Love Yourself reminds us all that we are worthy.

"This book, a guide to self-love, is filled with wisdom, humor, and invaluable insights that will empower you to live life with newfound confidence and authenticity."--Mark Batterson, author of The Circle Maker

God gave us divinely sophisticated tools, so we could live the powerful life he intended. The problem is most of us don't know they exist . . . or how to use them. The result is an inner worth we aren't aware of and a life unknowingly lived at half capacity.

Neighbor, Love Yourself launches an internal expedition to uncover the hidden features installed within us bearing our Maker's fingerprints. Though we've forgotten how to use these custom parts, they still work. They're not rusty, just dusty.

Bryan Crum spent a decade as a hospice chaplain. His time at the bedside of dying people gave him a front-row view into how God designed us. He discovered that most people felt they never reached their full potential. Their longings and regrets led to incredible insights about what's most often missed--the power of love.

Filled with memorable stories and timeless takeaways, Neighbor, Love Yourself reveals how understanding our inner value changes the way we live on the outside. Before we can truly love our neighbors--or anyone else--we must learn to love ourselves as God intended.

If you've doubted your design, felt unfulfilled, or are unaware of the divine features inside you, this book is like finding a lost owner's manual to your inner workings--one that invites you to take joy in your pricelessness instead of wondering about your worth.

Author: Bryan Crum
Publisher: Waterbrook Press
Published: 06/18/2024
Pages: 208
Binding Type: Paperback
ISBN: 9780593600993

About the Author
Bryan Crum spent a decade as a hospice chaplain, listening to countless life stories about the effect of regret . . . and the power of love. He grew up in a military family and has lived all over the world. He has a bachelor's degree in biblical studies, an MBA from ITT Tech, and certifications from Harvard in bio ethics and world health. The most important things Bryan learned happened while sitting at the bedside of dying people. He resides in Sunbury, Ohio.