Drew Alan Hall Explains Why So Many Believers Feel Stuck, and the Journey That Leads Them Forward

Drew Alan Hall Invites Believers on a 28-Day Journey of Transformation in Captivated, Cultivated, Commissioned
There are moments in every believer's life when faith feels familiar, even comfortable, and yet something deeper stirs beneath the surface. A quiet longing. A sense that knowing about Jesus is not the same as truly knowing Him. That following Him was never meant to be passive, rushed, or compartmentalized into a few minutes a day.

That tension is where Captivated, Cultivated, Commissioned begins.

Before it is a book, it is a question: What if discipleship was not just about learning more, but about loving more deeply, living more intentionally, and stepping more boldly into the mission Jesus gave?

Written by pastor and teacher Drew Alan Hall, Captivated, Cultivated, Commissioned invites readers into a slower, more intentional rhythm of faith, one that mirrors the way Jesus Himself formed His disciples. Over the course of twenty-eight days, readers are guided through a process that does not rush transformation but nurtures it.

The journey begins with captivation, rediscovering who Jesus truly is. Not a distant figure in history, but the living Son of God who still calls, still invites, and still transforms hearts. From there, the reader moves into cultivation, allowing the teachings of Jesus to shape thoughts, habits, and daily decisions. Finally, the journey leads to commissioning, the realization that following Jesus inevitably leads outward, into purpose, service, and mission.

This is not a devotional meant to be skimmed. It is a structured, relational experience designed to be lived. Each week opens with a study that can be completed individually or within a small group. Daily devotionals encourage Scripture engagement and prayer, while an emphasis on community invites readers to walk alongside an accountability partner. The result is not just inspiration, but formation, habits that help believers spend consistent, meaningful time with Jesus long after the 28 days are complete.

Drew Alan Hall brings both theological depth and pastoral warmth to the pages. A teacher and pastor based in Gadsden, Alabama, Hall holds degrees from Jacksonville State University and Samford University and is known for his clear, heartfelt communication of the gospel. Beyond the pulpit and classroom, he is a husband to his best friend, Gena, and a father to two daughters, Emory Kate and Sadie Drew, roles that shape his understanding of faith lived out in everyday life.

At its core, Captivated, Cultivated, Commissioned is an invitation: to fall more in love with Jesus, to create daily rhythms that anchor faith, and to step confidently into the life He calls His followers to live.

For a limited time, readers can begin this journey at a special introductory price. The ebook edition of Captivated, Cultivated, Commissioned is available for $0.99 through January 9, 2026.

The book is available on major platforms:

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0G3YGYFFQ/

Barnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/1148818167

For those who sense there is more to faith than routine, more depth, more love, more purpose, this 28-day journey offers a place to begin.

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