Fly a Little Higher: How God Answered

“OK, Lord, you can have him. In any case, in the event that he should pass on, I need it to be for something important. I need somebody’s life to be changed until the end of time.”

This is the thing that Laura Sobeich supplicated when she discovered her seventeen-year-old child had just a single year to live. With this frantic supplication, she discharged her child to God’s will.

By then, Zach Sobiech was simply one more adolescent engaging malignancy. At the point when his mom informed him to think concerning composing farewell letters to family and companions, he chose rather to compose tunes. One of them, “Mists,” caught hearts and changed not one life but rather millions, making him a worldwide sensation.

Be that as it may, Zach’s story isn’t just about music. It’s a demonstration of what can happen when you live as though every day may be your last. It’s a tale about the human soul. It’s about how God utilized a withering kid from a residential community in Minnesota to contact the hearts of millions—incorporating top administrators in the music business, real music specialists, reporters, show has, performers, clerics and ministers, and school kids over the globe.

Zach once stated, “I need to be known as the child who went down battling, and didn’t generally lose.” Fly a Little Higher is about how God utilized Zach to accomplish something important.