The God Who Won't Let Go: Divine Grace in the Face of Guilt, Tragedy, and Failure

this book was very well written by the author. he presents a totally non biased view on the subject. mostly, it is senarios and stories of peoples experiences and how god has redeemed them and remained faithful. the last chapters of the book are really excellent. the reason that i only rated this book 4 stars is because, while it is well written and a messege of hope, it is mainly only such to people who have commited sins against god and have never asked for forgivness, but have only remained feeling guilty, as well as those who cannot accept in their hearts that god has forgiven them. to these people, if you are one of them, BUY THIS BOOK! it will bring you closer to god than you have been in a long time, and i highly reccomend it. on the other hand, if you are simply looking for a hope filled book, something to draw you closer to god, but there is no obvious sin blocking you from him, or you haven't "back slidden", then it wouldn' hurt you to read this book, but i doubt you will get much out of it!

Dean Merrill's writing is amazing. Profound, yet readable. He does a great job of conveying the overwhelming power of God's grace.