The Prodigal God by Timothy Keller
- Description: A fresh take on the parable of the prodigal son, focusing on the grace of God for both the rebellious and the self-righteous.
- Themes: Grace, repentance, and the inclusive love of God.
- Strengths: Offers a profound and accessible interpretation of a familiar story.
- Weaknesses: Some readers feel it’s too short or repetitive.
- Review: A transformative read that challenges both skeptics and believers to rethink their understanding of God’s grace.
Excerpts:
“The gospel is not just the ABCs of Christianity, but the A to Z.”
“The extravagant, spendthrift love of God is the most profound reality in the universe.”
“The gospel is not religion or irreligion, morality or immorality, moralism or relativism, conservatism or liberalism. It is something else entirely.”
