Garland, TX – Local author Todd Lollar is making waves with his unique perspective on strength and resilience, which he passionately shared during our interview at Rosalind Coffee. Tucked into the front corner just behind the couches, he shared his experiences leading up to his book, Weak Is The New Strong, and he shared about what is to come. Lollar, who lives with cerebral palsy, draws on his personal experiences to encourage others to view their weaknesses as strengths.
In Weak Is The New Strong, Lollar shares his heartfelt journey, revealing how his physical challenges have shaped his understanding of faith and strength. He believes that the very weaknesses that may bind us can actually become our greatest assets. “What if your weaknesses are actually your greatest strengths?” he asks readers. His writing and mission through Mobilize Ministries invite people to explore how they can transform their lives through their vulnerabilities through biblical teaching.
Lollar is a positive presence and shares his faith openly and throughout his writing. He finds comfort in the Bible, particularly mentioning the impact of 2 Corinthians 12:9, where Paul expresses that “My grace is sufficient for you, for power is perfected in weakness.” This verse has served as a cornerstone for Lollar, guiding his mission to help others embrace their struggles.
Lollar’s mission with Mobilize Ministries, a nonprofit he founded, is to empower others to live purposefully. “I believe in mobilizing missional living,” he wrote. “My goal is to encourage people to serve others through their own experiences.”
His spiritual work as a spiritually driven motivational coach has taken him across the globe, where he shares his message of hope and resilience. “Lollar often emphasizes that community support is vital for individuals who seek to overcome their challenges. “I travel and speak on the themes of Weak Is The New Strong and my upcoming book, Mobilize Your Missional Life,” he said. “I love connecting with people one-on-one and helping them navigate their journeys.”
Lollar is also involved in local outreach efforts, including mentoring and providing coaching to individuals seeking to deepen their faith. He encourages community members to invite him to speak at events and gatherings where he can help others strengthen their purpose.
Lollar’s story has garnered attention not only from local audiences but also from a wider audience through media appearances. He was recently featured on the popular YouVersion Bible App, which has over 100 million users, where he shared insights related to his journey and faith.
As a father of three, Lollar finds joy in balancing his family life with his mission. He often spends time in local cafes and parks, connecting with the community while raising his children. During our conversation, he shared how important it has been for him to raise his children in Garland and has been pleased with the support the district has provided to his family. His joy for family and community was apparent throughout our conversation, and his positive demeanor is contagious.
It is through his positivity that Todd Lollar continues to inspire those around him, demonstrating that even in the face of adversity, strength can be discovered within our weaknesses.
For those interested in learning more about Todd Lollar’s work or inviting him to speak, more information can be found at Mobilize Ministries. His book, Weak Is The New Strong, is available on Amazon, where readers can discover the inspiring thoughts he offers on living a purposeful life despite challenges.
