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Cover of Lord, How Did I Fall So Far? The Restoration Workbook, showing a man seated on a rock facing a city skyline and a cross at sunrise.

The book tells the story. The workbook helps you face yours.

Don’t just
read the story.

Work through yours.

The companion workbook to Lord, How Did I Fall So Far?

A guided journey of reflection, honesty, faith, and restoration.

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Works alongside the book · Personal reflection · Group discussion

The book tells the story.

The workbook makes you look at yours.

Reading someone else’s story can make you think.

Working through your own story can change you.

This workbook was created to help you slow down, get honest with yourself, examine the choices and experiences that shaped you, and begin thinking about where you go from here.

Broken. Lost. Called. Restored.

Inside the workbook

Five kinds of work. One journey back.

  1. 01

    Reflection

    Questions that encourage you to look honestly at your experiences.

  2. 02

    Self-examination

    Space to confront patterns, decisions, relationships, and choices.

  3. 03

    Faith

    Prompts that encourage you to reconnect with God and examine what faith means in your journey.

  4. 04

    Restoration

    Exercises focused on growth, healing, accountability, and moving forward.

  5. 05

    Purpose

    Questions that help you consider who you’re becoming—not just who you’ve been.

Inside the pages

This is actually something you can work through.

Not a recap of the memoir. Lined space. Honest questions. Room to write what you have been avoiding.

Open workbook spread with lined questions and space to write — a reflection page. A hand writing in an open journal on a pale wood table. Open workbook spread with a scripture box, prayer lines, and numbered prompts. Open workbook spread with honest self-examination questions and a letter-to-yourself writing box. Open workbook spread with moving-forward prompts and a four-word restoration diagram.
  • Reflect
  • Write
  • Pray
  • Confront
  • Grow
A hand writing in an open notebook at a quiet table, coffee nearby.

This workbook is for you if…

You have ever wondered

  • “How did I get here?”
  • “Why do I keep making the same choices?”
  • “Can God really use me after everything I’ve done?”
  • “What do I do now?”

It’s for the person who’s ready to stop running from the story and start understanding it.

Use it your way

Alone. With the book. With a group. In ministry.

Use it alone.

Take your time. Write honestly. Come back when you’re ready.

Use it with the book.

Read a chapter, then work through the corresponding questions.

Use it with a group.

Create honest conversations around faith, choices, accountability, and restoration.

Use it in ministry.

Churches, small groups, recovery ministries, men’s groups, women’s groups, and youth/young-adult settings can use the workbook as a conversation starter.

An open Bible on a wooden table.

What if your lowest moment
isn’t your final chapter?

You can’t change yesterday.

But you can decide what you do with what yesterday taught you.

You’re not too far gone.

The complete experience

Read the story. Then face yours.

Read the story.
Reflect on the story.
Examine your story.
Begin writing what comes next.

The journey

Cover of the Restoration Workbook

Workbook

For those ready to reflect and work through the questions.

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For groups

Take the conversation further.

Built for more than individual reflection.

  • Church groups
  • Small groups
  • Youth & young adults
  • Recovery groups
  • Men’s groups
  • Women’s groups

Want to use Lord, How Did I Fall So Far? as part of a group discussion or ministry setting?

Group inquiries

Tell us about your church, small group, or ministry. We’ll follow up.

The Restoration Workbook cover.

Your story deserves to be examined.

Don’t just read about restoration.

Start your own journey.

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Broken. Lost. Called. Restored.

You’re not too far gone.