Ain't God Good!

This book is the same as the 1977 version also. Excellent book, especially the middle portion with his common sense insights on real Christian living. Beginning may be slow if you have never heard of him before because the book somewhat assumes you have (country comic before Ray Stevens and Jeff Foxworthy) but either hang in there or skip to the middle chapters.

This book should be required reading for every Christian man. It's refreshing to read a book that so vividly depicts the life of a man that truly epitamizes the term Southern Gentleman. Through Jerry's experiences you will learn how he lived his life by Loving God, his wife, children and fellow man. There is never mention of his dislike for anyone or any situation he encountered. This book is timeless considering the simple principles that Jerry lived by that would be true even today. The stories are written in a manner that seems to suck you in as if you are there living them out with him. It's hard to believe that this book was written some 25 years ago. I believe Jerry is truly one entertainer that will be missed for many, many years.