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Book Review: Grace Revealed

In this life, trials are inevitable. Sooner or later we all face some kind of trials. Grace Revealed tells nineteen true stories of people who have endured various trials & suffering and have experienced God's amazing grace that pursues them, saves them, transforms them, sanctifies them, and sustains them. In addition, God's inexhaustible grace empowers them to serve Him by serving others. Their struggles include addictions, abuse, loss, tragedy, pain, grief, guilt, and more. When they encountered God's grace, mercy, love, redemption, and forgiveness, they received strength, comfort, relief, recovery, renewal, and more. These raw and beautiful testimonies are a living proof of God's presence, provision, protection, promise, and power. Hope, healing, freedom, peace, and joy are available to all who cry out to God.

Each story ends with Bible verses that have helped the story's contributor, Fred Sievert's thoughts on the story, and some thought-provoking questions for personal reflection. The last chapter, "Your Access to Grace--Assurances from Jesus" summarizes the key common elements found in all the stories told in the book. Grace Revealed will help you be aware of how God's grace is at work and revealed in your own lives. God knew my family and I needed this book during this time. My husband lost his mom last year and just lost his only brother at the beginning of this month. Grief upon grief. Yet, we've also seen grace upon grace. I'm thankful for all the people who courageously shared their stories which inspire and encourage others, including me. I highly recommend this grace-filled, Scriptures-packed, hope-infused book!

Check out these two excerpts from Grace Revealed: https://www.storiesofgodsgrace.com/site/2018/1/18/teresas-story-god-puts-people-in-our-paths-to-lead-us-to-him
https://www.storiesofgodsgrace.com/site/2017/12/19/skips-story-how-the-nativity-story-in-the-bible-changed-a-despairing-attorney-to-a-hope-filled-minister

~I received a free copy of this book from Litfuse Publicity Group in exchange for my honest review. All opinions are my own. To read other reviews, visit here.



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