When the World Feels Like It's Falling Apart - Greg Vannatta

As chaos rises and clarity fades, one question remains-can we still find peace, purpose, and direction in the noise of today's world?
It's the news cycle we've come to dread, yet have grown almost numb to: another war brewing, more political tension, mounting economic strain, and cultural norms that seem to shift daily. In such a climate, many of us find ourselves asking, "What do we do with all of this? Where do we go when everything around us feels broken?"

This is not just a national issue-it's deeply personal. Behind the statistics are faces and families, including believers, reeling from betrayal, doubt, anxiety, and burnout. Sunday services may offer temporary relief, but what happens Monday through Saturday, when the battlefield isn't just external but within? Many Christians are struggling silently, unsure how to process their anger, confusion, or fatigue-often questioning their place, their purpose, and even their faith.

Yet amid the chaos, a deeper question emerges: Could it be that this very unrest is calling us into a different kind of response? Not louder arguments or longer posts, but a return to something ancient, tested, and transformational-discipleship.

This is the heartbeat behind Greg Vannatta's new release, Developing a Disciple: Conditioning a Disciple, Book 2 , published by Kharis Publishing. Rather than offering easy answers or religious cliches, Vannatta invites readers into a journey of spiritual resilience and maturity. The book challenges modern Christians to stop consuming and start growing-to move from passive church attendance to active spiritual conditioning.

"Most people want peace, but they don't want the process," Vannatta writes. "Discipleship is that process-it's where we meet God in the tension, train our hearts to listen, and build lives that stand when the world shakes."

Drawing from Scripture, personal experience, and years of ministry, Greg helps readers face their frustrations, doubts, and emotional fatigue head-on. Developing a Disciple: Book 2 provides clear, actionable steps for spiritual development in real life-covering topics like obedience, spiritual warfare, identity, and community. Each chapter is rooted in biblical truth, but also includes study questions, reflection prompts, and challenges that speak to both heart and habit.

This isn't just a book-it's a wake-up call for believers everywhere who feel lost in the noise but are hungry for something real, lasting, and rooted in truth.

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About the Author:

Greg Vannatta holds a BA in Biblical Studies and Theology and is currently pursuing an MA in Theology. With years of ministry experience, his passion for teaching and discipling believers shines through in both his writing and real-life engagement. Greg brings theological depth with practical application, helping believers not just believe differently, but live differently.

The Call to Go Deeper Starts Now

If you're tired of surface-level faith, worn out by cultural confusion, or simply longing to grow closer to God in a meaningful way-this book is for you.

Order your copy of Developing a Disciple: Book 2 today on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F22WGS6T

Or visit Kharis Publishing: https://kharispublishing.com/kp/product/developing-a-disciple/

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