Grace Alone

By Ruth Meyer

Description:

Grace Williams isn't looking for complication because, really, isn't life complicated enough? She's a single mom with four children. She has unresolved issues with her ex-husband. Her sister nags at her about going to church. Her kids are not perfect. And neither is Grace--she has hang-ups about organized religion, she is overwhelmed by suppressed guilt and grief, she is judgmental, and she can't control her hair.

When a man shows up on her doorstep, Grace's life is turned upside down. David is terrific with her kids, she loves his family, and her sister things he's perfect. But he's a little too pushy. And her wants her to change.

For anyone who's ever made a mistake, "Grace Alone" is a story about forgiveness, hope, and grace in the midst of a messy life. Because God is all about new beginnings.

Book Takeaway:

Readers will see that there is no sin God cannot forgive, and that we are saved by God's grace alone.

Why the author wrote this book:

"Grace Alone" is written to show "how wide and long and high and deep is the love of Christ" (Ephesians 3:18). Life is messy, and this book illustrates how God's forgiveness applies to someone with mistakes and regrets in their past.