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Pastor Cole Hart thought he understood worship. He preached it, led it, lived it—or so he believed. But when a devastating prenatal diagnosis threatens the life of his unborn daughter, Cole and his wife Kate are thrust into a season of fear, faith, and unrelenting uncertainty. With the future of their family hanging in the balance, they’re forced to ask: What does it really mean to trust God?
Set in the small town of Winsome, Alabama, Worship: A Journey to See God is a poignant and deeply moving Christian novel inspired by a true story. As Cole and Kate walk through months of doctor visits, prayers, setbacks, and miracles, their quiet surrender begins to ripple outward—touching their church, their community, and ultimately, the world.
From moments of raw doubt to stunning glimpses of God’s faithfulness, this story draws readers into a journey that doesn’t promise easy answers—but reveals a deeper purpose. Along the way, you’ll meet unforgettable characters, witness a couple’s faith tested by fire, and discover the power of worship that comes not from circumstance, but from seeing the face of God.
For fans of inspirational stories based on real events, this book is a heartfelt reminder that when we truly see God—everything changes.
ABOUT AUTHOR
Mike Coe writes stories inspired by the human journey–success and failure, love and loss, joy and heartache. His novels reflect lives lived where meaning is often found in ordinary moments and difficult seasons. Whether through his stories or study guides, his writing points readers to hope and trust rooted in faith, and lived out in the challenges of everyday life. (Romans 15:13).
A lifelong teacher and storyteller, Mike has spent decades helping others learn, reflect, and grow. A veteran U.S. Air Force pilot and a retired commercial airline pilot of twenty-one years, he now serves as an academic instructor teaching undergraduate Air Force pilots. Mike and his wife, his high school sweetheart and closest friend of forty-nine years, live in his hometown of Dothan, Alabama. He is the father of two grown children and the proud grandfather of six grandchildren (4-boys; 2 girls).
