Brennan W - Conifer, CO

"Getting Even is a fantastic read on a subject that everyone can relate to. Everyone faces their own challenges in their life, their own mountains to climb, or giants to conquer. In the book, Rob has blended his personal experiences with some great storytelling to write a book that will make you look at your own life's story and help guide you on your own journey of 'Getting Even.'"

 

Todd P. - Indianapolis, IN

"I have been waiting for Rob's book for 30 years. The privilege of having journeyed with him during this time has been immense. Watching him work from a growing, dynamic believer in college while in our ministry, to his with our ministry, his years as a gifted senior pastor of a growing church, to his successful years in business gives me a great perspective. Rob Stout is the real deal and it comes through in each page of his life's battle. It's in the victories and the defeats. Rob has "gotten even!" With a person who truly and rigorously puts into practice what he's honestly and challengingly putting forth, the same will happen. You will like the book; you'll love the results!"

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Aaron C. - Denver, CO

"Rob's heart for men and women facing the inevitable challenges of life is incredibly evident. I was fortunate to experience his heart and soul when he led a small group I was attending. His words have played an important role in my development. I've also had the pleasure of serving alongside Rob during a few intensive retreats held by The Crucible Project. I do not doubt that many will benefit from this book."

 

Tom R. - Columbus, OH

"Rob Stout’s, Getting Even, could have been titled 'Winning.' Rob shows us owning your life and responding to challenges without blame can move us forward in dealing with the challenges we face. I have known Rob Stout for 33 years and have never experienced him as a 'victim.' His book, Getting Even, shows men how to evaluate and address hard things in our lives. From substance issues, to hardships at work, to situations with a child with special needs, Rob has been a man who responds to life’s demands and continues to win and move forward without a 'woe is me attitude.' Most men I know could be positively influenced by his book, Getting Even. There is a challenge in reading it if we tend to be men who accept our limitations with a 'that’s just the hand I’ve been played”'attitude. Rob Stout is a man who doesn’t say, this is just who I am, but rather, I will be who I can be and who I should be. On a practical level, Getting Even could be used to develop yourself but also, because of the helpful questions for reflection after each chapter, lends itself to be used to mentor other individuals or groups."

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