Roll Away the Stone
Are you stuck in your faith, longing to break free?
Roll Away the Stone is a heartfelt invitation to leave behind discouragement, fear, and unforgiveness—and step into the life God has for you.
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Through powerful personal stories and biblical insight, Mark and Katharine Edwards show that the same resurrection power that raised Jesus can still roll away the stone in your life today.
Whether you’re struggling to believe, returning to God after wandering, or simply longing for more, this book will help you:
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• See God’s plan even after failure
• Break free from shame, fear, and unforgiveness
• Experience the freedom of walking with Jesus
• Rekindle purpose, faith, and joy
Your story isn’t over.
No matter what you’ve done—or what’s been done to you—God still calls you to rise. Let Him roll away the stone.
About the Authors
Mark D. and Katharine C. Edwards are church planters, Bible teachers, and global missionaries. They’ve pastored churches for 30 years and ministered in North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa. Mark holds a ThM from Dallas Theological Seminary and a marketing degree from Virginia Tech. Before entering ministry full-time, he owned a successful real estate development company. Katharine is a Virginia Tech English graduate and studied theology at DTS. They live in Wake Forest, NC, and have two children and a granddaughter.
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"Roll Away the Stone is a real page turner and sleep thief! Despite continually telling myself I would stop at the end of a chapter, I didn’t stop until the last sentence was read.
Set aside time to read large chunks at one sitting. Roll Away the Stone is too riveting, mesmerizing, shocking, and poignant to set down once you start reading.
In this roller coaster ride of towering highs and crushing lows, there is something for every reader – from the curious inquirer to the new disciple to the lifelong servant of God. Roll Away the Stone is a scripture-based instruction manual on how to live by faith in a challenging world as the connection between the harshness of life and providential provision becomes abundantly clear through the stunning authenticity of God.”
Mark S.