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Holy Nomad
The Rugged Road to Joy
by Matt Litton
"Holy Nomad is like a great John Lennon song. Matt Litton is a great writer, poetic, thought-provoking, powerful. I highly recommend this book."
—Johnathon Schaech, actor, director, writer (That Thing You Do, How To Make An American Quilt, Quarantine)
About the Book and Author
What if we were made to journey with a God who's always on the move? Read more about the new book on becoming a spiritual nomad.
Read A Book Excerpt
Matt Litton
"The way of the Nomad isn't about physical mobility as much as it's about the location and openness of your heart for others." Read Chapter 16 from Holy Nomad.
Praise for Holy Nomad
Read what actor Johnathon Schaech and others are saying about Matt Litton's invitation to a radically different way of life.
Breaking Free: A Q&A with Matt Litton
"A life without joy and meaning is more of a "life sentence." It's a far cry from the way we were meant to live."
Following the Holy Nomad: A Video Interview with Matt Litton
Deborah Arca
Listen in as Matt shares about his own spiritual journey, the ‘crash’ moment that set him “free,” and why it’s so difficult to break out of the cells we become imprisoned in.
Book Club Roundtable
The Journey is Not the Thing
Jonathan Fitzgerald
In Matt Litton's new book, Holy Nomad, we learn that there's more to the journey than travelling.
Fill Your Cup
David Swartz
An editor once told me to always write with an empty coffee cup at my side to remind me of that one person late at night at my kitchen table. Matt Litton talks to that person.
The Quest Approach to Christian Faith
Kyle Roberts
If you need a little boost in your joy metric, Litton’s book might be a quick jolt–a lively reminder of what life in Christ is meant to be.
Following Jesus, Warts and All
Elizabeth Nordquist
Litton gives fresh air and ample room for exploration to someone seeking to be a Christian or someone who is searching to find the points of connection between one’s real life--warts and all-- and faith.
Joy and Sin in the Christian Life
Coyle Neal
The biggest failing of this book is that Litton seems to have functionally no category for sin.
The Twists and Turns of the Spiritual Journey
Jana Riess
Since Matt Litton lives not far from me in Cincinnati, we sat down together recently for an interview about his book.
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