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The Heartbreak of God. A Story of Love Refused and Grace Pursued (en Inglés)
Ernest Musekiwa (Autor) · Independently published · Tapa Blanda
Quedan 95 unidades
$ 56.099Why would a loving God experience heartbreak?
From the opening pages of Scripture to the final vision of a renewed creation, the Bible tells a story of divine love persistently reaching out to a resistant humanity. Again and again, God offers grace, mercy, and reconciliation. Yet throughout history people have often turned away from the very love that was meant to restore them.
The Heartbreak of God: A Story of Love Refused and Grace Pursued traces this powerful biblical narrative from creation to the cross and beyond. It explores how God created humanity for relationship, how sin fractured that relationship, and how God continually pursued His people through covenants, prophets, and ultimately through Jesus Christ.
At the center of this story stands the cross, where the depth of human rejection and the greater depth of God's love meet.
In this thoughtful and biblically grounded work, Ernest Musekiwa invites readers to:
• Discover the persistent love of God throughout Scripture
• Understand the tragedy of humanity's rejection of divine grace
• Reflect on the meaning of the cross and the hope of redemption
• Respond personally to God's invitation of reconciliation
This book offers a compelling portrait of a God who refuses to abandon the world He created.
The heartbreak of God is real, but so is the hope of restoration.
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