Lean On Me : When God Takes Your Crutch Away
Overview
A career can provide more than an income. It can become the place you look for reassurance that you are useful, established, and safe from the failures of your past.
In a single year, Christopher S. Krafcky's wife was diagnosed with cancer, they married, and the six-figure career he had spent decades building came to an end. The loss exposed how much he had depended on that work to tell him who he was. Without it, questions about provision became questions about identity, trust, and where he had been looking for security.
Lean On Me: When God Takes Your Crutch Away explores what happens when something good has become the support you cannot imagine living without. That support might be a career, a relationship, a ministry, or financial stability. When it disappears, believing in God and learning to depend on Him can feel much further apart than you expected.
Through four movements, Christopher considers how those dependencies form, what happens when they are taken, and what we were asking them to promise us. He then turns toward the daily practice of dependence on God and the ways people can help carry one another. The book makes room for anger, weakness, and the uncertainty that remains while life is still unsettled.
Written before the circumstances were resolved, Lean On Me speaks to readers trying to trust God after losing something that helped them feel secure. It offers an honest companion for that season and an invitation to examine where you are leaning, even while you are still waiting to see what comes next.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798999928474
- ISBN-10: 9798999928474
- Publisher: Christopher S. Krafcky
- Publish Date: August 2026
- Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.48 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.55 pounds
- Page Count: 210
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