What if the prayer that changed everything also cost everything? When Janet Little Cooper stood in her son’s high school locker room and whispered, “God, whatever it takes to bring Austin back to You,” she had no idea how deeply those words would shape her family’s future. Within weeks, her teenage son suffered a catastrophic injury. Doctors warned of life-threatening complications. Years later, another shock arrived—her youngest son, Bryant, was diagnosed with cancer and fought bravely for 25 months. Through near-death moments, miracles, grief, and remarkable restoration, Janet discovered this truth: Revival isn’t a moment—it’s a way of life. Inside This Book - A vulnerable, first-person journey of a mother surrendered to God’s will - Stories of protection, loss, perseverance, and God’s unshakable faithfulness - Powerful testimony to how God redeems suffering for His glory - A stirring call to live out bold faith—even when it costs us From biblical examples to modern believers who have stood boldly for Christ in the face of opposition, Janet reminds us that revival has always required surrender. Her story testifies that even in the fiercest storms, God is present, working, protecting, and restoring. Who Is This Book For? - Anyone walking through hardship or loss - Parents praying for their children to return to faith - Readers longing for deeper spiritual awakening - Church small groups, prayer groups, and discipleship ministries Whether you are new to faith or have walked with Jesus for years, this book will move you to pray boldly, trust deeply, and surrender fully—believing that God truly can bring revival that lasts. Because when we pray, “Whatever it takes,” and we mean it… God moves—and revival begins. From the Author At With My Father's Hands Publishing, my mission is to strengthen faith through story—helping readers see God's hand in every miracle, every heartbreak, and every moment of grace. Endorsed by Tonya Prewett, Founder and Visionary of Unite US; Author, "Roses to Revival" "This book is an invitation to pray the kind of prayers that cost us something. It's a call to believe again in the faithfulness of God and to contend for revival that lasts. Through heartbreak, surrender, and unshakable faith, this book reminds us that the presence of God is worth it all. I was deeply moved and freshly stirred to continie to pray boldly, 'Whatever it takes, Lord, revive us again.'" Tonya Prewett, Founder and Visionary of Unite US; Author, "Roses to Revival" Endorsed by Kelly Boggs, Speaker, writer, GRACE-filled Life "Through the valleys of trial, tragedy, and grief, God has taught Janet Little Cooper the essence of true revival - absolute dependence on the Lord. Conveyed in brute honesty, Janet shares how she has learned, "Revival isn't something we attend, it is something we live, staying connected to God moment by moment." It is that connection that has allowed Janet to not only survive, but thrive through very difficult circumstances. In this brief, but profound, book Janet reveals the reality of revival for individuals, churches, and yes, our nation. Kelly Boggs, Speaker, writer, GRACE-filled Life "At With My Father's Hands Publishing, my mission is to strengthen faith through story—helping readers see God's hand in every miracle, every heartbreak, and every moment of grace." "God, whatever it takes to bring Austin back to You." When Janet Little Cooper prayed those words over her son's high school football locker, she never imagined the cost—broken bones, near-death moments, and even the loss of her youngest son, Bryant, to cancer. From Stephen, the first martyr of the early church, to bold modern believers who have stood publicly for their faith in the face of opposition, revival has always come at a price. Through miracles, heartbreak, and God's sustaining grace, Janet's story reveals a faith that endures when headlines change and the enemy strikes back. This book is a call to dangerous prayer, surrendered faith, and a revival that lasts. Janet Little Cooper is an award-winning journalist and author whose writing has been shared internationally through the Associated Press and Baptist Press. After losing her 19-year-old son, Bryant, to a rare cancer, she turned her heartbreak into a ministry of hope, encouraging others through faith-filled writing. She founded With My Father's Hands Publishing in honor of her late father, a Southern Baptist preacher whose sermons continue to inspire her work.