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On the heels of Philip Yancey's best-selling "The Jesus I Never Knew" comes his equally important and tautological treatment of grace, the engine that powers Christian love and pushes evil away with forgiveness.
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This book will touch everyone at the core of their soul.
Philip says it best when he describes "grace" as the one unique word that distinguishes authentic Christianity throughout the ages. It's what I need every day; it's likely what you desire every day. Philip's book will prod us all to receive grace and dispense it. The results will surprise and delight us. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
Philip says it best when he describes "grace" as the one unique word that distinguishes authentic Christianity throughout the ages. It's what I need every day; it's likely what you desire every day. Philip's book will prod us all to receive grace and dispense it. The results will surprise and delight us. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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I told a story in my book The Jesus I Never Knew, a true story that long afterward continued to haunt me. Read the first page
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38 of 38 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
"The biggest disease today is not leprosy or cancer. It's the feeling of being uncared for or unwanted, of being deserted and alone". ( Mother Theresa). This is exactly what author Phillip Yancey knows only too well, and thus addresses the issue head on. Throughout the book, he paints a picture of 'Grace on Tap' for those who feel guilty, lonely, forsaken, useless and failures. At the very centre of this art piece stands a God who does the illogical for those who have never experienced such love, and there is a clear challenge for those who claim to be followers of this God, to join Him in this cause.
This is an honest look at life, at our religious institutions, our relationships and our prejudices. It is a book that has brought hope to thousands that there is a cure for this great 'disease'. Read the stories, feel the heart ache, sense the love, and be inspired!
57 of 58 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
As my review title suggests I had this book sitting on my shelf for ages. I had heard people rave about it, but that really put me of reading it because so often I am dissapointed by the quality and content of books that become "popular" amongst christians. I tend to find ( feel free to disagree ) that what appeals is the lowest common denominator.
However this is different.
Yancy tackles the issue of how we are to respond to others in the light of the way that God responds to us in a way which is both theologically deep and totally practical, encouraging us to see others through the eyes of a God who has forgiven us without demand.
It is a great book, and I challenge anyone to read it and not be changed in the way they think of being gracious towards others in the light of how God has been gracious towards them.
Enjoy
22 of 22 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Yancey takes the concept of God's grace and 'earths it'. What does it mean to us...undeserved merit, and how do we 'reflect' it? This book is awesome, challenging, rivoting, and will change the way you think about things. If you're looking for one book - apart from the Bible - this is it!
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IT WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE!
Just read it and then decide! It is the best book on grace that I have EVER read. The stories will stay with me for ever and help me when I seek to judge others. Read more
Published 7 days ago by Gill
Moving stories of grace
"There is nothing we can do to make God love us more. There is nothing we can do to make God love us less."
Philip Yancey tells stories about the power of grace. Read more
Philip Yancey tells stories about the power of grace. Read more
Published 2 months ago by William Fross
GRACE RULES !
I am something of a church-critical believer, being that I find Christianity an appealing way of life providing I stay away from Church! Read more
Published 3 months ago by Belfast Dave
A great read and a great resource
From any angle "whats so amazing about grace" is a great book. Yancey uses different stories to talk about God's Grace and how this should make a difference to us all. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Mr. T. P. Simms
A MUST read for any Christian (or anybody)
First of all know that this book is totally Christian. Having said that, I believe it is totally wonderful for anyone who reads it (I am a Christian right enough so I'm definitely... Read more
Published 4 months ago by love reading
What's so amazing about grace?
This book is a life changing read. It has a simple message - one from which we can all benefit. If we learned to show more grace,the world would be a much better place.
Published 4 months ago by searching
This is a flawed book
If I was scoring the book on readability, good anecdotes, elegant prose, I daresay I would give it full marks. Read more
Published 9 months ago by J McMurdo
What a good question.........? Do I know the answer..?
Such a well known Hymn line. Never really thought deeply about it. I think that's why Yancey's book is so helpful because there is a freshness in it. Read more
Published 14 months ago by E. Philpott
Challenging!
I cannot say I agree with everything written in this book. It annoyed me quite a lot. And that was the point. It was God doing His work in a hardened, legalistic heart. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Nigel Foster
Mind blowing
This is a book tenderly written and honest in its approach. The concept of grace is simple yet entirely complex at the same time and the author avoids explaining grace in an over... Read more
Published 17 months ago by Drj CUNLIFFE
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