God’s Plan, Your Breakthrough

What happens when your worst moment becomes your defining moment?

In 1994, Simon Rockwell was involved in a fatal accident that would haunt him for decades. Through two divorces, denominational wandering, and business failures across six continents, he discovered that God doesn’t waste our wreckage.

God’s Plan, Your Breakthrough isn’t another book about finding your purpose. It’s about what happens when everything you thought was your purpose falls apart.

Through brutally honest storytelling, this book explores:

• How guilt and grace can coexist  

• Why your failures might be your qualifications  

• When hitting bottom becomes holy ground  

• How broken people help other broken people heal  

This isn’t a success story. It’s a survival story. And sometimes that’s the story that saves us.

God’s Plan, Your Breakthrough is designed not just to be read, but to be lived and discussed. Readers and groups have access to:

• A Discussion Guide for personal reflection or group conversation  

• A Small Group Toolkit for churches, ministries, and recovery groups  

• Crisis Resources for readers navigating grief, loss, or emotional distress  

These companion resources are provided at no additional cost and are designed to support deeper reflection, conversation, and healing.

For anyone who’s ever wondered if they’re too broken for breakthrough.

**Warning:** If you’re looking for sunshine Christianity, this isn’t it. This book begins in the valley and follows the climb back toward hope—showing how God meets us in our lowest moments and leads us forward, one faithful step at a time.

If you're tired of pretending you're okay...

If you're carrying guilt, grief, regret, or disappointment...

If you need proof that God still works through broken people...

Then this book was written for you.

Readers will:

 - Understand they're not alone in carrying unbearable guilt 

   - Connect with others who've survived irreversible mistakes

   - Learn the difference between healthy conviction and toxic shame

   - Discover how to live with consequences while embracing grace

 - Learn practical tools that actually work in crisis 

   - Master the Morning Three gratitude practice for rewiring negative thought patterns

   - Apply the SCRIPT method to make Scripture relevant to current struggles

   - Use the Three-Day Rule of Surrender to process overwhelming pain

 - Discover their worst moments can become their greatest ministry 

   - See how failures become qualifications for helping others

   - Learn to share survival stories, not just success stories

   - Understand how broken people uniquely minister to other broken people

 - Find concrete hope and next steps forward 

   - Identify specific actions to take when faith feels impossible

   - Build authentic community with fellow strugglers

   - Create physical "Ebenezer stones" as reminders of God's faithfulness

   - Develop sustainable spiritual practices that work in real life with real problems

 - Gain permission to be honest about faith struggles 

   - Stop performing Christianity and start living authentic faith

   - Learn it's okay to wrestle with God like Jacob

   - Discover that "still here" counts as a prayer

• Formats: Paperback, Hardcover, and eBook (available)
• Length:  265 pages (eBook), 288 pages (paperback), 288 pages (Hardcover)
• ISBNs:

             - Paperback: 979-8-9988940-1-5

             - Hardback: 979-8-9988940-4-6

             - eBook: 979-8-9988940-7-7 

• Publisher: JLS Publishers 
• Category: Christian Living / Creative Nonfiction / Recovery & Redemption 
• Publication Date:  December 2025 
• Retail Price:  $9.99 (eBook), $17.99 (paperback), $26.99 (Hardcover)

Read Chapter 3: Pain with Purpose (15-minute read)

Twenty-four years old, sitting in a Caribbean police station after a fatal accident, Simon Rockwell discovered a truth that would take decades to understand: sometimes God meets us in our deepest pain not to remove it, but to transform it into purpose. 

In this powerful chapter, you'll discover:

• Why Job's friends got it wrong (and why yours might too)
• How a mother named Dolores found redemption after her son's drunk driving killed him
• The difference between carrying guilt and being crushed by it
• Why hitting rock bottom might be the holiest ground you'll ever stand on

Why Chapter 3? 

This chapter captures the heart of the book: that our worst moments don't disqualify us from God's grace; they often become the very qualification for ministering to others. Through raw stories of loss, guilt, and eventual redemption, readers will understand this isn't another book of platitudes, but real hope for real pain.

Start your journey toward breakthrough with the chapter that shows pain doesn't have to be pointless.

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