Grace in Ungracious Places

I tend to be very critical of books about Christ and the believer's identity in Him. Far too often the information and teachings contained between the covers lack not only real substance but also are fraught with inaccuracies, omissions, and sometimes, are even filled with downright lies. In today's world people are broadsided by the seemingly endless fads and foibles of the academy; secular humanism and alternative lifestyles confuse, distract, and ultimately destroy lives by providing "feel good" answers to problems that can only be fixed or healed by Christ. Preston unabashedly addresses the importance of God's love - how it is constant and never-ending - and what a profound impact Grace has already had on the believer's life no matter what circumstances they find themselves in. I highly recommend Pres' work. ------------- (...)