Everybody, Always: Becoming Love in a World Full of Setbacks and Difficult People Free Audiobook Download by Bob Goff

Bob Goff is a New York Times best-selling author and a minister who has written a heart-wrenching book about love in a world full of obstacles. In this book, he explains that love is not the absence of difficulty but the presence of it.

Everybody, Always is a bold and challenging book that works on two levels. On the one hand, it explores the idea of how to live from a place of love when we're in constant struggle - that is, when the world seems unfair or people are difficult. On the other hand, it's a primer on how to get through life's challenges by hook or crook with grace, dignity and humor.

The author of the book is Bob Goff and narrated by Bob Goff himself. The book is about how love can be found in a world where it's hard to find people that genuinely care for you. It covers how following God's ways helps you overcome difficult people and setbacks in your life. It also covers how surround yourself with people that are positive, hopeful, and loving will help you stay on track to becoming love in this world.

This audiobook is a beautiful and powerful reminder of the beauty of humanity and of what it means to be love. Complementing Bob Goff's storytelling with personal examples, it demonstrates that we can all grow in love by accepting ourselves and those around us despite their flaws.

Bob Goff shares his story of love, loss, and how he found a new path to healing. It is a testament to his life that the idea of love is not always easy, but sometimes the most difficult lessons in life are the ones we learn to become stronger because we have learned to love what really matters.

Everybody, Always: Becoming Love in a World Full of Setbacks and Difficult People tells the story of [Bob Goff's] life. Imagine if you were surrounded by people who loved you for who you are and didn't care about your past mistakes. What would that feel like? Would it change how you treat other people? For Bob Goff, it did.