Captured by Grace
No One Is Beyond the Reach of a Loving God
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Word Count
54,000 words, Guess
Page Count
216 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Internet Archivecapturedbygracen0000jere
- ISBN-101591453895
- ISBN-139781591453895
- Library of Congress Control Number2006283030
- OCLC Control Number64696552
and 2 more
- Better World Books9781591453895
- Open LibraryOL8855359M
Classifications
- LCCBT761.3 .J47 2006
- LCCBT761.3.J47 2006
Description
Grace: it's a stained-glass, impersonal word until it happens to you. Until you have been broken beyond belief and need a miracle for your soul. Until you have betrayed a loved one and cannot bring them back. Until you have befriended every darkness and are desperate for the light. That's when God's relentless, amazing, very personalized grace finds you. It reached a slave trader onboard a ship raiding Africa's coast in March 1748. He later gave the world its most beloved hymn. It struck the Christian church's most treacherous enemy on a Damascus road in A.D. 45, and he became the gospel's greatest messenger. And it can free you too, of any shameful memory, open wound, unthinking mistake or willful choice. Encountering God's grace changes lives forever. Let Dr. David Jeremiah show you how the transforming mercy that captured songwriter John Newton and the apostle Paul can awaken within you a fresh experience of the God who loves you fearlessly and pusues you with abandon. - Jacket.
First Sentence
The hooded figure climbs quietly from his mount, praying that his arrival has gone undetected.
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