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by B. J. Condrey (Author), Richard Brash (Foreword by)
Psalm 32: A Meditation offers a warm and honest reflection on the joy of being forgiven. At its heart is a difficult but beautiful truth: when people resist God, he does not turn away--he presses in. Sometimes his hand feels heavy, not to harm, but to break down resistance so that healing and restoration can follow. Psalm 32 reveals a God who will not leave people alone in sin, whose mercy pursues until they are free. Many Christians live burdened by a guilty conscience, unable to receive the very forgiveness they confess with their lips. This book invites readers to experience the kind of freedom that comes only through honesty, repentance, and grace. Blending theological depth, devotional insight, and a pastor's heart, this meditation on Psalm 32 calls readers back to the God who breaks his people in love and surrounds them with songs of deliverance. Only then are they truly free to follow his lead.
Author Biography
B. J. Condrey has a PhD from the University of Edinburgh and is the Curriculum and Technology Specialist in the School of Religion at Hampton University, where he also teaches philosophy, ethics, and Christian ethics. Additionally, he teaches at Houston Christian University and Hutchinson Community College. He enjoys writing, playing competitive tennis, biking, and spending time with family and friends.
