Everything hung in the balance as he found himself flying a crippled aircraft over hazardous Arizona mountain terrain one morning in November, 2006. Minutes away from a potential deadly emergency landing, with smoke filling the cabin, suddenly everything made sense.

Going Beyond Belief is the author’s own story of initial reluctance to enter the business world with no formal business training or start-up money, followed by adversities encountered after making the decision to follow his heart. Pursuing his dream of founding and building an aircraft painting company to support ministry outreaches throughout the world, he soon discovered that we have an enemy who fears what we might accomplish, and who does everything within his power to discourage and turn us back.

This book is about the battle for your heart, with multiple stories of God’s creative and miraculous last-minute interventions when all seemed lost. It tells how his fledgling company eventually scaled seemingly impossible heights, involved in missions all over the world, and then of the devastation which followed, threatening to rob him of his faith and financial resources.

This is a story about discovering real friendship with God in the trenches. It may dramatically change your understanding about what abundant life means, and will open your eyes to what is available to a believer in the Kingdom of God.

He shows how his encounters taught him the distinction between merely holding beliefs and experiencing real faith. He reveals a secret that Satan doesn’t want us to know: “The size of our spiritual impact is limited only by our lack of a vision and by the size of the enemy we are unwilling to fight.”

This book will lift those who are struggling, and will encourage those who are looking for an adventure of their own to live.

What others are saying:

Many it seem give credence, ackowledgment and mental assent to the beliefs of the Christian Faith. However, few it seem go beyond belief to discover an authentic companionship with Jesus Christ of faith/trust. As Jim Miller points out, holiness is not so much a matter of eliminating the negatives in our lives as it is for us living out of our true idenitity found in Christ. Our sufficiency as a Living branch is found in Him. It is out of our true position of fatih in His accomplished work that Christlikeness is born. Jim Miller does an excellent job in giving us a greater understanding of how grace works when we trust Him as the True Vine.