When Heroes Fall

Healing from the Aftermath of Sin

De: Lisa Victoria Fields

Narrado por: Lisa Victoria Fields

From Jude 3 Project founder and apologist Lisa Victoria Fields comes a compassionate and insightful guide to healing, rebuilding trust, and renewing faith after our spiritual heroes fall to sin.

“The book you wish you didn’t need and the one you cannot live without.”—Nicole Massie Martin, DMin, author of Nailing It: Why Successful Leadership Demands Suffering and Surrender

What do you do when your hero falls from grace? How do you navigate the shock, hurt, or betrayal caused by their choices?

Lisa Victoria Fields knows firsthand the consequences of a hero’s choices. Years ago, when her mentor’s secret sin was exposed and his reputation unraveled, her heart broke and her confidence shattered. Now, with grace and tenderness born from personal experience, Lisa hands you a road map to healing as she explores how to

• walk the thin line between admiration and worship
• acknowledge and embrace disenfranchised grief
• learn from victories and failures
• advocate for victims while remembering the fallen

Through prayer, internal reflection, and community support, you’ll journey through the emotional fallout of broken trust and, ultimately, land in a place of renewal, restoration, and spiritual resilience as you seek out the one true hero—Jesus. Learn how God redeems your experience and ushers you toward joy.

Steps for healing

Thank you Lisa for walking us through your personal journey of healing. Very good book and highly recommend.

What I Needed

This book gave me the perspective I didn’t know I needed. Going beyond managing my expectations Lisa Fields discusses how our perception can change and grow after disappointments. Excellent work.

everything

amazing! right on time! the practical application given along side scripture is sound. great job

Great resource to help with church hurt

Lisa does an excellent job empathizing with all aspects of grieving the loss of your “hero.” She allows you to sit with the pain of what was, while also offering helpful tools to move forward. The “hero” could be anyone who has profoundly influenced your life. I appreciate her effort to put words to what many of us have felt or are feeling.