Grace In My Scars
Coming Spring 2027
I'm glad you're here!
I'm Jeff Garrett—a husband, father, grandfather, and writer who has learned that our hardest chapters don't have to become our final ones.
For years, I believed my past would always have the final word. Looking back now, I see a God who never abandoned me—a God who patiently rebuilt what I thought was beyond repair and taught me that our scars don't have to define us.
That's why this website exists.
Grace in My Scars shares my story.
Keep Becoming shares the stories of others.
The blog is where I continue writing about faith, family, leadership, hope, and the lifelong process of becoming.
Whether you found your way here because of the book, the podcast, or simple curiosity, my hope is the same:
That you'll leave believing your story isn't over.
That healing is possible.
And that God is still writing something beautiful.
Welcome. I'm grateful you're here.
Why I Write
I don't write because I have all the answers.
I write because I've learned that some of life's hardest chapters can become the places where God does His greatest work.
Grace in My Scars, the Keep Becoming podcast, and every post on this website grow out of the same conviction: our past doesn't have to define our future.
If my story—or the stories shared here—help even one person find hope, choose faith, or believe their story isn't over, then every word has been worth writing.
Thank you for being here. I hope you'll stay awhile.
The Story Behind Grace in My Scars
The older I get, the more convinced I become that God doesn't waste our hardest chapters. Sometimes they become the very places where His grace is easiest to see.
Keep Becoming Podcast
A place where people share the stories behind the people they've become.
Every guest has a different story.
Some are authors. Some are business leaders. Others are people you've probably never heard of.
What they all have in common is a story worth hearing because every life is shaped by moments of faith, hardship, resilience, hope, and growth.
And none of us are finished becoming.
I'D Love To Hear Your Story
If something you've read or heard has resonated with you, I'd love to hear your story. Whether it is a question, a struggle, or simply a note to say hello, you're always welcome to reach out.