You did not sneak into God’s family. You were adopted.

“My friend Pastor Ken Wootton has spent his life helping people discover who they are, where they belong, and the part God has called them to play in His Kingdom. That’s one of the reasons Ken and I share such a deep passion for the truth of Kings & Priests: that every believer has a calling, a place, and a purpose in advancing the Kingdom of God. Adopted: Taking Your Place in the Family of God captures that beautifully. Ken reminds us that we aren’t outsiders trying to earn our way in; we are sons and daughters who have been given a seat at the Father’s table and entrusted with His Kingdom work. I believe this book will help people take their place and live with a greater confidence in who God created them to be.”

“There is no version of the man I am today without Ken and Moira Wootton. When I was fifteen, they saw me, not first as a future leader, school founder or church planter, but as a son of the Most High God. They believed that truth about me until I could finally see it for myself. I watched them live this message. I watched Ken love Moira when no one was watching. I watched a highly skilled man walk away from a wealthy future and stand on scaffolding at five in the morning painting a church roof because the call of God mattered more than comfort or status. That was a dangerous man: one whose identity was not for sale. Ken and Moira helped me understand that I was not an employee trying to earn the Father’s approval, a tenant afraid the lease might not be renewed, or an orphan fending for myself in a house that had a Father. I was a son. And I took my place. From that place came the courage to establish The International School of Switzerland and begin a church in the heart of Switzerland. Adopted is not simply a message Ken has written. It is a life Ken and Moira have lived. They invested in a fifteen-year-old boy before there was any visible return. I know this message works because my life is part of the harvest.”

“When I first read what Ken has written here, it did not read like theology to me. It read like my own biography, dressed in Scripture. He will walk you through the family’s constitution, the Lord’s Prayer, phrase by phrase, and show you your position, your rights, your obligations and your finances as an adopted child of God. Take it seriously.”

“Adopted is a short, engaging and practical read that beautifully explores what it means to know God as Father and find our place in His family. Ken writes with warmth and clarity, with thoughtful devotional questions that help turn truth into everyday application.”