Let Faith Grow: Running Through Adversity is an inspiring story that delves into the remarkable life journey of Ben Hinton, a marathon runner, devoted Christian, and a man whose relentless spirit has overcome unimaginable challenges.
Born with a rare brain inflammation disease, Ben's survival was nothing short of miraculous. Raised as an only child by a workaholic mother battling alcoholism, he felt the weight of his "miracle baby" status and the pressure to prove himself to the world. Basketball became his refuge and a means to support his struggling family, fueling dreams of playing in the NBA. But as life would have it, Ben's path took unexpected turns.
Diagnosed with a rare eye condition and later sustaining a traumatic brain injury, Ben faced constant adversity that could have crushed his spirit. Yet, with unwavering faith, he emerged stronger. From undergoing grueling treatments and therapy to running his first half marathon a mere eight weeks after his brain injury, Ben's determination to defy the odds propelled him forward.
In Let Faith Grow, Ben shares his captivating story of resilience and perseverance, taking readers on a captivating journey through his triumphs and setbacks. With each page, he offers powerful insights and practical advice for readers to apply in their own lives. Whether you're an athlete or not, Ben's remarkable journey will inspire you to push past your limits, embrace faith, and overcome any obstacles that stand in your way.
Prepare to be moved by this poignant tale of hope, endurance, and the transformative power of unwavering faith. Ben Hinton's extraordinary story will leave an indelible mark on your heart and motivate you to let your faith grow amidst life's most challenging moments. Ben Hinton resides right outside of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, with his wife, two kids, and their family dog and cat. He is passionate about teaching people about faith, the pressure to perform, and a growth mindset which he covers in his book through themes such as progress over perfection and pivoting by putting your plans in the sand. After having sustained a brain injury as a young adult, he has turned his life experiences into messages of hope. He aims to reveal hope in the midst of trial by running through adversity. He spent several years as a youth basketball coach. He also has previous experience as a Paraprofessional working with the autistic and life skills support. He has been chasing very audacious running goals in the marathon distance since 2013 and hopes to soon qualify for the Olympics. Thanks be to God, Ben's philosophy is, "Be encouraged every day and let faith grow."
