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Breakthrough: A Journey From Desperation To Hope
Breakthrough: A Journey From Desperation To Hope
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Rob Galea was a lonely, miserable teenager. He wanted to feel like he belonged, so he joined a gang. He went clubbing. He drank. He stole things. He lied. His reckless lifestyle ultimately led him to hide in fear for his life from other gang members. He was so desperate in those days spent in his dark bedroom that he contemplated ending his life.
Then a phone call from his grandmother about a youth group at a nearby church—an invitation not originally intended for him—helped Galea turn his life around. When he finally let God break through his loneliness and fear, he began to experience freedom and God’s unconditional love.
In Breakthrough, Galea takes you on his journey to seminary, the move from his home country of Malta to Australia, and the development of his ministry as a priest, speaker, singer/songwriter, and recording artist. Along the way, he’ll help you to see the life-changing journey of discipleship and how to find hope in your Catholic faith.
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One Line Summary
From darkness to hope through faith and transformation.
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Who is this book for?
This book really resonates if you're seeking hope and renewal. Rob Galea’s honest recount of his troubled youth and subsequent spiritual awakening provides a powerful story of redemption. It feels like a heartfelt invitation to explore faith's transformative potential, making it inspiring for anyone facing their own struggles or looking for a sense of purpose.