Nothing Is Wasted - Davey Blackburn Keynote


A heart-wrenching yet inspiring story of a man wrestling with loss, grief, and forgiveness after the murder of his wife, and how he discovered that God always has a bigger purpose in our pain. Book Description


On November 11, 2011, Davey and Amanda Blackburn loaded up a moving truck and drove from Greenville, South Carolina to Indianapolis, Indiana to start Resonate Church, a place they hoped would bring new life to a city and reach people who didn’t know God.


Almost four years later on November 10, 2015, the unspeakable happened: Davey came home from the gym to find that his wife, who was pregnant, had been shot three times during a burglary gone wrong in their home. Thankfully, their fifteen-month-old son was left unharmed in his bedroom upstairs. Amanda passed away twenty-four hours later.


The story hit headlines across the country, and the months following Amanda’s death brought Davey to the lowest level in his life. Nothing Is Wasted is the deeply moving story of Davey’s journey of despair and hardship, hope and healing, and how he discovered firsthand that God has a bigger purpose in our pain. It is through this tragedy and Davey’s brokenness, forgiveness, and willingness to share his story that God’s presence and healing power allows triumph, victory, and restoration to have the last word.


Author Bio


9781501171543 On Sale: 11/07/17 Howard Books Hardcover, $24.99 First Print: 75,000 Author Residence: Davey Blackburn / Indianapolis, Indiana


Davey Blackburn is the founding and lead pastor of Resonate Church, located in Indianapolis, Indiana. He and his late-wife, Amanda, moved there in 2011 after serving on staff at NewSpring Church in Anderson, South Carolina, under Pastor Perry Noble. He is passionate about seeing people meet Jesus and helping them discover their God-given purpose in life. He has one son, Weston. Nothing Is Wasted is his first book.


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