Hey there,

“Let go and let God.”

Cute phrase.

Rolls off the tongue like a Hallmark card dipped in warm milk.

But have you ever watched a mother let go of her own son while Roman soldiers drove spikes through his wrists? Ever seen someone relinquish the very promise God gave them and get… nothing in return?

Mary did.

She lost Jesus at twelve in the Temple. She pushed Him into public ministry at Cana knowing it would get Him killed. She stood at the foot of the cross when every sane person went home. She didn’t let go because she “trusted the plan.” She let go because she had no choice.

Modern Christianity doesn’t know what to do with that kind of surrender. It wants tidy devotionals, five‑minute “quiet times” and a God who never asks for our idols.

But discipleship costs. It bleeds. It makes you unclean for Passover and ruins your reputation with the religious crowd.

If that offends you, delete this email.

If it intrigues you, I’ve just released a 100+page deep dive called “Letting Go Is Easy (Until It Costs You Everything).” It’s my rawest work yet. No sanitized sermons. No safe Sunday‑school morals. Just the messy, expensive obedience Mary modeled and what it means for you.

This is not pay‑what‑you‑want. It’s $27. Because it’s worth far more than a latte and a streaming subscription.

You’ll discover:

Why God often asks for the very thing He promised you—and what to do when He does.
The three moments Mary had to surrender and the hidden idol each one exposes in us.
A practical framework for prying your fingers off the thing you’re clinging to.
How to tell if your faith is real or just a self‑help seminar with a cross logo.

If you’re ready to get uncomfortable and let God pry open your clenched fists, grab your copy here:

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P.S. If you’d rather keep your faith neat and tidy, that’s fine. Just don’t complain when Sunday feels hollow. The few who do this work will see resurrection the rest never glimpse.

— TBM

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