Captured by Grace by David Jeremiah

Captured by Grace: No One Is Beyond the Reach of a Loving God by David Jeremiah.

God's grace is free and available to all who accept it.
This book uses the stories of both the apostle Paul and slave trader John Newton to help the reader comprehend the depth and magnitude of God's freely available grace.
Under the headings of Grace for the Past, Grace for the Present and Grace for the Future, David Jeremiah explores God’s freely available grace in a way that is easy to read and deeply meaningful.
This book challenged my idea of what “grace” is and deepened my understanding and appreciation of the grace that God extends to each of us who accept it. Did you know that the other brother in the story of the prodigal son needed grace just as much as the prodigal? This book helped me understand that.
As I also experienced God’s grace in my daily life, I was encouraged and strengthened. This God, who is the all powerful creator, offers grace for each and every aspect of our lives. I encourage you to read this book with an open heart and mind. God will touch you deeply if you can do this. He wants you to experience His grace in the same way that Paul and John Newton did.
It took me many months to read this book, not because it was hard to read, but because of the depth and relevance of the content. I wanted time to think about it and absorb it. This book is definitely a keeper that I will read again!
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