Life is full of change. In fact, change is one of the few things that is guaranteed! Young people face the most amount of change during their teenage years than they do in any other season of life. Changing bodies. Changing schools. Changing friends. Changing ideas. Changing perspectives. Changing worldviews. Changing family dynamics. As you grow up, the change doesn't stop--jobs, marriage, children, and shifting roles from parents to grandparents. This is an ever-changing world, and we are stuck in the middle trying to figure out what to do. Thankfully, God has a purpose for change. This book is about change. How to navigate it. How to prepare for it. How to change with it. How to change your view of change. ""Seth has embraced a lifestyle of change. Over the years I've observed his life, it's become evident to me that his hunger to live out God's purposes in the midst of change springs from a deep conviction that God is involved in the change and only has our good in mind. The principles and promises found in this book are worth your time to not only read, but apply to everyday life."" --Derrill Corbin, Executive Pastor at Mannahouse Church ""In Glory to Glory, Seth Sokoloff helps you understand how we can grow through change. . . . This book has been a guide for me and it can be for you to not only embrace change, but to learn as much from it as you can. --Steve Mickel, Pastor and author of Walking in the Dark ""Glory is more than brilliance. It's a worthy weight of character growing in a person who has passed through hardship with the right response. I've trudged alongside Seth through many of the transitions he presents in these pages, learning the lessons in close quarters as iron sharpened iron. I highly recommend this treatise on change written transparently from a man whose heart is truly 'set on pilgrimage.'"" --Brent Earwicker, International Director, Bold Ventures ""This book is unique in that it comes from a youthful but mature perspective. Seth Sokoloff draws from his many adventures of an action-packed life as a young, successful missionary to give a refreshing, Bible-based perspective on the importance and process of change."" --Bob Wagar, Pastor Seth Sokoloff is totally sold-out for the local church, and longs for it to become all that God has commissioned it to be. After spending close to ten years in Uganda, East Africa, as a missionary, Seth and his family moved to Portland, Oregon, where Seth is now serving as the director of missions at Mannahouse Church. His desire is to see young and old alike encounter God and experience genuine life transformation. He is married to the woman of his dreams, Diana, and they have one energetic young son, Tucker. For more information, visit www.sethsokoloff.org.