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by Robert Snitko (Author)
It can be easy to feel hopeless and unworthy of forgiveness, especially when we live in a world filled with pain, suffering, and the weight of our sin. Our hopelessness can be attributed to guilt, shame, and brokenness. We often cling to our past, present, and future mistakes--allowing those mistakes to define who we are. Living in this cycle can lead us to believe that God cannot possibly want to forgive us for our sin and wrongdoing. We begin to believe that we are unworthy recipients of his love. Though we may indeed be undeserving of God's love, he still chooses to relentlessly pursue us in the midst of our depravity. In A Love We Don't Deserve: Finding Freedom in God's Grace, Robert Snitko takes us on a journey looking at God's unconditional love towards us--as we grasp the freedom that we have in Christ. This book is rooted in Psalm 32 as David shares his insights on the breathtaking forgiveness of God. If you've faced trials that seem unbearable, guilt that seems inescapable, shame that may appear too dark to be forgiven, all while desiring to experience the true forgiveness that is offered to you in Christ--this book is for you.
Author Biography
Robert Snitko serves as one of the pastors at The Branch Community Church in Chicago. He holds an MA in Theological Studies from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School as well as a BA in Biblical Studies from Moody Bible Institute. He has authored multiple books, including Lessons Learned from Jonah and God is Not Black-and-White. Robert lives in Chicago with his wife, Maggie, and son, Ryle.
