A STRUGGLING SINNER COMES INTO GOD’S FAMILY. Can he or she know they can stay? Under what circumstances would our heavenly Father undo His promised protection? Back to the orphanage! Begone!
A STRUGGLING SINNER COMES INTO GOD’S FAMILY. Can he or she know they can stay? Under what circumstances would our heavenly Father undo His promised protection? Back to the orphanage! Begone! Originally aired as a five-week Voice of Prophecy radio series, "The Perfect Adoption" explores the healing metaphor of adoption as an ideal way of understanding our salvation. Filled with sparkling anecdotes from sports, politics, film, and Ralphie’s prayer for a new Red Ryder BB gun, this fresh volume explores the proper role of obedience and the work of the Holy Spirit in sealing our friendship with God. Key nuggets of truth are gratefully borrowed from J. I. Packer’s standout bestseller, "Knowing God." Chapter titles include: “Raised By an AK-47,” “A Big Brother Named Julius,” and “Left Out at Disneyland.” David B. Smith is the former head scriptwriter for the radio ministry where the programs aired, and now the author of the ten-volume Rachel Marie series and a Christian time-travel trilogy. He and Lisa are retired in Newbury Park, the proud parents of two daughters, Kami and Karli. One is adopted; he swears he can’t recall which. He has also lost 40,000 consecutive games of Sorry to his four grandkids: Kira, Katrina, Audrey, and Miles.
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