Scott Sauls
Christian Living
“Hopefully all of us have people in our lives whom we experience as a breath of fresh air. For me, Jarrid Wilson is such a person. Jarrid is a young leader who is wise, generous, humble and kind beyond his years. Beneath his handsome exterior lies a childlike, old soul, in the best sense of the word. He is keenly in touch with the human condition. He knows, and cares deeply, that people are lonely, disconnected and much afraid, and is not afraid to move into those spaces with presence and encouragement. And yet Jarrid is no cynic. More than just about anyone else I know, he is a young man filled with wonder: wonder at the image of God in every person, and wonder at the grandeur and grace of God Himself. In this approachable little book, Jarrid invites us to share in that experience of wonder. Pick it up. Commit to reading it over a period of time. I think you'll be glad that you did.”
Christian Living
“From His own words, we learn that Jesus did not come for the righteous but for sinners, not for the healthy but for the sick. If you have become convinced that you are sinful or sick, or for that matter weak, fearful, out of control, or worn out, then Jesus—as well as the book you hold in your hands that points to Him—can be of great benefit to you. Luke does a fine job of introducing us to the One we call “The Great Physician.”
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