Between Shores: Finding Home When You're Starting Over

There is a particular kind of tired that has nothing to do with sleep.

It's the ache of being caught between two worlds — belonging fully to neither. The unpacked boxes you swore you'd get to “when things settle.” The old role you still defer to, months after the promotion. The household rules you're still following in a house that isn't yours anymore.

Between Shores names that ache — and gives you a way through it.

Drawing on honest, real-world case studies and a handful of Scripture's oldest crossing stories — Lot's wife, Ruth, Daniel in Babylon — Raphael Adegboye offers a practical, three-part guide through the threshold every immigrant, career-changer, and returning-to-self person eventually has to cross:

• DEPARTURE — an honest accounting of what you actually left behind.
• LIMINALITY — the long, disorienting middle, and why so many people get stuck there.
• REINCORPORATION — what it actually takes to arrive, build roots, and call it home.

Inside, you'll find:

• Real stories of people living the in-between.
• A guided Self-Assessment to help you locate exactly where you are on the threshold.
• Reflection questions after every chapter, for personal journaling or small-group discussion.
• A full Reading Group Guide, glossary of key terms, and FAQ.

Wherever you are on that threshold today, you are not stuck there. You are simply, still, in the process of arriving.