Louis Cherubin lives an unstoppable life. He speaks and consults on leadership training and development, hospitality, and the discipline of living an unstoppable life. Drawing on experience across public service, ministry, and golf, he encourages individuals and organizations to lead with purpose, build resilience, and pursue growth through consistent action. His approach connects leadership principles with practical lessons about service, perseverance, and personal responsibility.
His most recent manuscript, Unstoppable, is presented as an inspirational guide to faith, leadership, and purpose, drawing on Psalm 1:1–3 and lessons from the author, PGA Class A golf professional Louis Cherubin’s military service, public-sector career, and path into golf. That combination gives the book a personal foundation: its central ideas appear rooted in experiences of starting over, persisting through setbacks, and finding direction later in life.
The premise may appeal to readers looking for encouragement grounded in faith and lived experience. Cherubin, Founding Lead Pastor of Kingdom Revival Church in Ocala, Florida, tells his life story for a distinctive perspective on resilience and service.
The book takes readers through his experiences in teaching the game, managing golf operations at various clubs throughout Central Florida, and his service in the U.S. Army, where he spent years in federal public service.
Damaris will appeal to readers who enjoy stories of faith across time: a New Testament woman finding her place in Jesus’s ministry in Heather Kaufman’s Before the King (Bethany House, 2025); two women connected through a diary in Lynn Austin’s The Lumber Baron’s Wife (Tyndale, 2026); and early Christians standing firm in Nero’s Rome in Angela Hunt’s The Daughter of Rome (Bethany House, 2025).
RIVERS OF WATER would appeal to readers who enjoy the faith-rooted family and the marriage left behind in Rhonda McKnight’s BITTER AND SWEET (Thomas Nelson, 2024), the former couple learning to rebuild what broke in T.I. Lowe’s LOWCOUNTRY LOST (Tyndale, 2024), or the long marriage tested by secrets and infidelity in Claire Lombardo’s SAME AS IT EVER WAS (Doubleday, 2024).
In the categories of nonfiction, historical fiction, and contemporary fiction Cherubin’s works are excellent for readers interested in Christian inspiration and personal growth while offering useful guidance alongside its motivational message.
Louis holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Concordia University Chicago and a Bachelor of Science from Norfolk State University. He lives in Ocala, Florida, with his wife and family, where he continues to serve, teach, and inspire others to move forward with confidence and purpose. For more information on the author and the books visit https://www.louischerubin.com
