REVIEW: GRADUALLY THEN SUDDENLY STUDY GUIDE by Mark Batterson!

 Hey everyone!

I love Batterson's books, so I was excited to hear about his new book and study guide companion. Today, I'm reviewing the study guide! Check it out below.

THE BOOK

In this study guide that complements Mark Batterson's Gradually, Then Suddenly, the New York Times bestselling author of Win the Day helps readers discover and a life-changing truth about achievement: God is building you up steadily so you're ready for overnight success.

This comprehensive study guide explores the biblical patterns of how God works in seasons and stages. Through powerful case studies from Scripture and contemporary examples, Batterson illuminates how breakthrough moments are often preceded by extended periods of preparation and perseverance. Readers will learn to recognize and embrace both phases—the patient endurance of "gradually" and the exciting fulfillment of "suddenly."

This compelling, author-curated study guide includes:

• Scripture readings that illuminate God's principles of persistence and breakthrough
• Reflection questions that help readers identify areas where they need to develop staying power
• "Cathedral thinking" exercises that foster long-term vision and perspective
• Practical applications to transform daily choices into compound growth

Perfect for individual study or small group discussion, the Gradually, Then Suddenly Study Guide provides the tools to cultivate the grit and faithfulness needed to experience God's breakthrough moments.

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THE REVEIW

This study guide is a quick and easy read, very much dependent on the book. It will help readers come up with Kingdom goals and tackle them with short-term and long-term goals. Truly, it helps foster growth from the small habits up to the big achievements and proves that what we do with our time, how we cultivate our relationship with the Lord, and how we view and practice persistence all matters a LOT. This study guide is easy to follow and is perfect for the go-get-it types who can't sit still and have a purpose in mind, but need a little extra help funneling that energy into something that will have greater impact later on down the road. As always, a great read by Batterson!

**I read an early edition; opinions are my own!