What do you do when the place that once felt like home now feels like a prison?

What do you do when the assignment that once burned in your bones now leaves you cold ? and no amount of prayer seems to relight the fire?

What do you do when you sense God has moved on ? but you are still standing in yesterday's location, unable to let go?

When to Leave is the book the Church has desperately needed but rarely dared to write.

With pastoral honesty, prophetic clarity, and deep scriptural grounding, John James Abekah tackles one of the most agonising questions every believer eventually faces: When should I stay? When should I leave? And how do I tell the difference?

Drawing on decades of ministry wisdom and the timeless stories of Abraham, Ruth, Moses, Elijah, and dozens of others, Abekah equips you to:

• Distinguish between discomfort that builds you and signals that release you
• Recognise the nine signs that a season has ended
• Navigate the Dangerous Middle ? neither fully in nor fully out
• Leave with honour, without bitterness, and without burning bridges
• Step confidently into God's next chapter for your life

This is not a book about quitting. It is a book about courage ? the courage to stay when staying is what God requires, and the courage to leave when leaving is what God demands.

Not every closed chapter is a failure.
Not every departure is defeat.
Sometimes your next miracle is waiting on the other side of your goodbye.