Hope

Does God's love seem to overflow to others but remain stagnant for you? And why does it appear to be so difficult to fully accept that God not only knows your name, but also delights in you? In The Guilt of God? David Mathews challenges us to rethink God. He encourages us to accept, perhaps for the first time, the personal love the creator has for us and how understanding God might be easier than we think. With this realization comes conviction that life was not meant for mediocrity in relationships, work, dreams, or life desires. We were created for a noble, honorable, exciting purpose that time, circumstances, tragedy, and even death cannot destroy. The Guilt of God? proposes that God knows that he alone is responsible for our existence, and thus for the mess of this world. He feels the responsibility to do whatever he can to fix the problem. Since God knows this, he has given the greatest response possible. Knowing and believing that God has done and will do whatever it takes to have a dynamic relationship with us will absolutely change your life.