The Peacegiver by James L. Ferrell

Take a look at Forgiveness from a new perspective. ​

I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to overcome anger and resentment toward any of God's children.
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Rick and Carol are struggling in their marriage. Growing increasingly distant, Rick's grandfather (who happens to be dead) appears in dreams and at the kitchen table to show him a new perspective on Christ's atonement and suffering for all mankind (even the people we are angry with)

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What I liked:

The insights into forgiveness are told in a narrative form so the reader doesn't feel overtly preached to. I think most couples who go through disagreements and even drawn-out fights can see themselves in the characters. I also liked the scriptural references. I gained many insights about Bible stories I'd taken for granted most of my life

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What I didn't like:

If I say I didn't like something, will I go to hell? If there was any failure in the book, it was in my ability to receive its message

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It's a quick read. Well worth a few nights to understand the Infinite Atonement of Jesus Christ a little better and how to apply it to our own lives. (less)
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