In Everybody, Always, Bob reveals to us the straightforward realities of life that have the potential to completely transform our mentality: Jesus reveals himself to us by exploiting our blind spots.

For example, it is simple to love individuals who are nice, lovely, and humble; nevertheless, in order to love people who are challenging, you need to overcome your fear. The actions we take with our love will shape the discussions we have with God.

When we go to dark and terrifying places, we find beautiful people who need our unconditional love. Love that is extravagant possesses an astonishing capacity to transform lives, including our own.

Driven by Bob's signature storytelling, this book reveals the wisdom he learned the hard way, offering the knowledge he acquired about loving without constraint, insecurity, or restriction. In Everybody, Always, the author explores the concept of embodying love by engaging in activities that are unexpected, daunting, and seemingly impossible. This includes anything from finding the perfect friends to discovering the upside of failure. Bob moves through life with a no-limits acceptance of others that is as contagious as it is astonishingly commonplace.

The fact that he loses his shoes while flying alone or befriends a witch doctor from Uganda exemplifies this embrace. He consistently demonstrates how we can achieve the same goal.