Welcome To
Ordinary Life Sunday Morning Online
August 23, 2026
with Rev. Dr. Bill Kerley
Dear Ordinary Life Classmates,
While Bill is on a much deserved break, our amazing series of speakers continues this week with Coach Michael Taylor presenting on:
The Breakdown Breakthrough Principle
What if the most difficult moments of our lives aren't simply obstacles to overcome, but invitations to become something more? In this inspiring and thought-provoking presentation, Coach Michael Taylor explores the Breakdown Breakthrough Principle—the idea that life's breakdowns can become sacred knocks, inviting us to awaken, grow, and discover possibilities we could not see before. Through personal stories, spiritual insight, and a hopeful look at the challenges facing humanity, Michael invites us to consider a powerful question:
“What if your breakdown isn't the end of your story, but the beginning of your breakthrough?”
Coach Michael Taylor is an author, speaker, filmmaker, and Human Potential Architect committed to helping people awaken to their extraordinary potential. After overcoming divorce, bankruptcy, depression, foreclosure, and homelessness, Michael transformed his greatest challenges into a life devoted to personal and spiritual transformation. Through his books, films, workshops, and speaking, he shares a message of hope, possibility, and the belief that even life's greatest breakdowns can become pathways to extraordinary breakthroughs.
Ordinary Life starts at 9:45 a.m. and the teaching begins at 10 a.m. Whether in person or online, I look forward to being with you in Ordinary Life this week as we continue “walking the wayless way.”
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Be well and much love and gratitude,
Bill Kerley
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