Pastor Max Lucado hopes to help 'weary' people find strength in stressful times
Author of ‘Help is Here’ Pastor Max Lucado shares the message behind his new book and discusses finding strength during stressful times.
Many Americans in 2022 are weary — and hoping for a less stressful life.
Pastor Max Lucado joined "Fox & Friends" on Tuesday morning to discuss his new book for all those who are exhausted, overstressed and in need of sustenance.
The book is called "Help Is Here: Finding Fresh Strength and Purpose in the Power of the Holy Spirit."
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The San Antonio, Texas-based pastor focused his messages on the hurting, the guilty, the lonely and the discouraged.
Pastor Max Lucado spoke with Ainsley Earhardt on "Fox and Friends" on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2022, about the Holy Spirit — and how people today can pause to pray and ask for help. (Fox News)
"Sometimes, I just feel like our society is coming unraveled. We’re worn out," he said.
Lucado discussed anxiety and depression among Americans today and advised readers to look to the Holy Spirit in time of need.
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"The invisible presence of God [is] executing the will of God all over the planet today," he said.
Pastor Max Lucado's new book "Help Is Here" discusses ways for people to push through hard times. (Fox News)
In an excerpt from his new book, Lucado explained the concept of the Holy Spirit as "the power to make good choices, keep promises and silence the inner fear and failure."
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He encouraged readers to believe that God is alive and well — as the pastor once had to remind even himself years ago.
Lucado, originally from the small town of Andrews, Texas, was rebellious in his teenage years, he said, and believes Jesus found him and changed his heart.
Pastor Max Lucado joined "Fox and Friends" on Tuesday to discuss his new book for the weary — and to offer hope and a path forward. (Fox News)
He went on to graduate from college with two degrees and work in ministry when he met his wife, Denalyn.
The couple spent many years in Rio de Janeiro building churches before moving back to Texas and raising a family.
With many other books under his belt, Lucado has sold over 145 million copies of his books in over 50 languages worldwide.
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He is America's bestselling inspirational author, according to his website.
His new book, available now, can be purchased at maxlucado.com.
