Thank You, Lord, for a Five Star Review!

Momentum: A Faith Powered Journey is an honest, encouraging, and deeply personal memoir that reminds readers how hope can be found even in life’s most difficult seasons. What touched me most was the author’s willingness to share both his failures and his victories, making his journey feel authentic and relatable rather than idealized. Gregory Cope’s story is about much more than overcoming hardship. It’s about discovering a personal faith through real life struggles, including a broken marriage, career setbacks, and unexpected changes that challenged everything he thought he knew. I appreciated that the book doesn’t pretend the road to healing is easy. Instead, it shows that growth often happens one step at a time through perseverance, humility, and trust.The writing is sincere and conversational, making it easy to connect with the emotions behind each chapter. I especially enjoyed seeing how moments of despair gradually gave way to hope, restoration, and renewed purpose. The themes of forgiveness, second chances, and personal transformation are woven naturally throughout the story and leave a lasting impression. What stayed with me most was the message that faith isn’t just something we learn about it’s something we experience through life’s challenges. Whether or not you’ve faced the exact same circumstances, the lessons about resilience, grace, and trusting God during uncertain times are meaningful and inspiring. Overall, Momentum: A Faith Powered Journey is an uplifting memoir that offers encouragement without feeling preachy. I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a genuine story of redemption, restored relationships, and the quiet but powerful ways faith can transform a life. Zara Williams

Makes a Lot of Sense

The whole concept of “brake” vs. “momentum” makes a lot of sense and resonated with me based on personal experience. Gerhard

Experience and Honesty

I could relate to what you experienced and the honesty of having to deal with different types of leaders. I am sharing this book with one of my co-workers as I believe they will enjoy the lessons as well. As for me, I picked up insight and this gave me an opportunity to review my own style of leadership. I am looking forward to your next book. Robert

Great Messages!

You message is very simple and well- demonstrated. It isn’t about the flavor of the day trend. It is about trust and integrity and letting the people you work with know consistently you are in it with them and have their backs. Add a little fun and let them know they are appreciated. I love that you show what real leadership is NOT as well.Great messages with a reminder that God has taught us this message from the very beginning.Thanks for sharing your experiences. I enjoyed reading the book. Best wishes on the book’s future success. Sincerely,Julie Doerschler

A Great Read for All Who Lead!

I’m not sure what I enjoyed reading about more… the fact that the author has experienced more workplace trauma than I have, or the way he chose to process that trauma and turn it for good each and every time. It was refreshing to hear Greg’s perspectives. I honestly feel less alone in the workplace as a result of reading this book, as an employee and as a leader. I also picked up some tips and tricks that I can put to good use as a leader. Cynthia Weiss