“If you’re an over-busy person, living life at 90 miles an hour, this book will arrive like a breath of fresh air and remind you that there is, in fact, a good way.” –Allen Levi, author of Theo of Golden
“In Search of the Good Way is a beautifully told and soulful invitation to live at the pace of Christ—a pace marked by presence, rest, and attentiveness. Through the Scarborough family’s radical journey and the author’s own reflections from the hills of Galilee to the heart of American restlessness, this book awakens a deep longing to slow down and truly be known.” –Chuck DeGroat, author of Healing What’s Within
“In Search of the Good Way asks rooted questions that lead to life. Questions like: how can we live at the pace of knowing where we are, who we are, and who God is? And wonderfully, the answers are closer than one might think.” –Matt Canlis, pastor, author, creator of Godspeed: The Pace of Being Known
“For people running on the alternating currents of adrenaline and exhaustion, what we need are rhythms that are sane and sustainable over a lifetime, and which keep us out of the pit of burnout. Hunter Lambeth’s In Search of the Good Way is a book of invitations that, if heeded, will usher you into deeper, more dependable experiences of delight, along with an accompanying sense of meaning and satisfaction.” –Eric E. Peterson, pastor, author of Letters to a Young Pastor (written with Eugene Peterson)
“In Search of the Good Way is the story of a family who dared to believe there was more to life than hurry, exhaustion, and striving. But it’s not just their story—it is all of ours. With wisdom and grace, Hunter Lambeth extends a gentle yet radical invitation to those who are weary. He kindly guides us to discover ancient rhythms of rest and renewal. This book is a gift to anyone longing for a better way to live.” –Drew Hill, award-winning author of Alongside: Loving Teenagers with the Gospel
