Blind Lame and Paralyzed

In "Blind, Lame, and Paralyzed," author Alander Pulliam delves into the profound truths behind the spiritual and psychological barriers that hinder personal growth. Drawing inspiration from biblical metaphors and real-life reflections, this book exposes how many individuals live in a state of blindness—unable to see their true potential, deaf to their inner voice, and silenced by fear or doubt. Through compelling insights and relatable stories, Pulliam encourages readers to identify the "lame" tendencies—hesitation, stagnation, and lack of motivation—that keep them from taking meaningful action. He also confronts the paralyzing fears that immobilize many, preventing them from stepping into their God-given purpose. This book is a call to awakening—an invitation to open your eyes, free your feet, and unmute your voice. It reminds us that no matter how trapped or limited we feel, transformation begins when we choose to see clearly, move boldly, and speak truthfully. Whether you're seeking spiritual renewal or personal breakthrough, "Blind, Lame, and Paralyzed" offers a pathway to liberation and a renewed sense of purpose.