This past weekend, marked the end of the official release series of our “Nothing to Lose” book.

I would like to thank everyone who purchased the book and was present at our events in each country.

I believe that the Holy Spirit will use our experiences to show His people that the Promised Land truly flows with milk and honey. It’s a reality. But, in order to get there you must cross deserts, face lions, snakes and scorpions. They are responsible for charging the battery of our perseverance, stimulating our faith and, above all, cause our conviction in the relationship with the Almighty to mature.

The seed, like a grain of mustard, sown in the lives of those that are thirsty for the Spirit, will be like a tree planted by a flowing stream of water; they will be born, grow and become leafy and fruitful for the greatness of the One who is worthy of receiving power, wealth, wisdom, strength, honor, glory, and praise: the Lord Jesus Christ.

May those who believe be abundantly blessed!

A TOUR AROUND THE WORLD WITH “NOTHING TO LOSE”

Bishop Macedo’s book concludes its series of releases marking new standards in the publishing market in Brazil and abroad.

The numbers are impressive.

There were 46 book releases.

Four continents, 16 countries, 41 cities.

A tour around the world in less than six months.

More than 1.2 million books sold in four different languages.

More than 1 million signatures.

More than 600,000 readers were present at the most important and prestigious bookstores in the world.

In 2012, it established itself as the bestselling nonfiction book in Brazil.

And now, in 2013, it continues as a leader in all categories, according to the portal that is a reference in the Brazilian publishing market.

But, “Nothing to Lose” went beyond the bookstores.

The work gained prominence with the international press.

The New York Times, the most important newspaper in the world, wrote a story about how the crowds went looking for the book.

TV stations such as CNN New York and London, Britain’s BBC, America’s NBC and ABC and the Financial Times, among others, received the book in their newsrooms.

The UN, the United Nations, also recognized the importance of this work in the United States.

And one of the most touching moments of this victorious release was when it reached the Brazilian prisons.

Bishop Macedo’s visit to one of Sao Paulo’s detentions centers touched everyone.

Because of all this, “Nothing to Lose” is one of the biggest publishing successes in history.

And soon, this record trend will continue with the arrival of “Nothing to Lose 2”.