One Little Yes Can Change Your Life: Excerpts from The Grave Robber

When Jesus walked out of the tomb, the word impossible was removed from our vocabulary. Highlighting the greatest miracle Jesus ever performed, One Little Yes Can Change Your Life shows readers that the miracle of the resurrection is both a historical event and a reality for our lives today. According to Mark Batterson, "Easter isn't something we celebrate one day a year. It's something we celebrate every day in every way." But even the resurrection was missed by those who weren't looking for it. He encourages readers to train themselves to see Jesus's miracles as the outward signs of his inner power and glory.

Perfect for bulk purchases for giveaways at churches--especially during Lent or Easter--One Little Yes Can Change Your Life allows readers to experience the wonder of the resurrection for the first time or like the first time. Batterson's enthusiastic writing imbues readers with a palpable excitement as they consider what the resurrection means for their own lives.

From the Back Cover

When Jesus walked out of the tomb, the word impossible was removed from our vocabulary. The author of life erased the sting of death and conquered the grave. But even the greatest miracle Jesus ever performed was missed by those who weren't looking for it. And how do we, two millennia removed from the resurrection, understand it as both a historical reality and something that powerfully impacts our day-to-day lives now? Do we believe it?

In One Little Yes Can Change Your Life, bestselling author Mark Batterson recovers the wonder, amazement, and excitement of the resurrection, encouraging us to recognize and celebrate it every day in every way, saying yes to Jesus's call to come out of the tomb and live.


Mark Batterson is the New York Times bestselling author of The Circle Maker, All In, and The Grave Robber. The lead pastor of National Community Church in Washington, DC, Mark has a doctor of ministry degree from Regent University and lives on Capitol Hill with his wife, Lora, and their three children. Learn more at www.MarkBatterson.com.