Precious Truths in Practice, Holding Fast to God When You are Overwhelmed

When our lives are in crisis and we are overwhelmed and filled with anxiety, Christians can lean on the steadfast promises of God to get them through each day. Our faith is strengthened by the knowledge of the character of God. God wants to be known by His children, and evidence of that is found throughout Scripture. This book will increase your faith and help you to find peace as you trust in God’s path for your life.

Publisher: Focus publishing
Type: Paperback
ISBN: 9781936141555

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Martha is a gifted teacher and exhorter. She worked for eight years as a biblical counselor at the Atlanta Biblical Counseling Center in Georgia, where she counseled women, children, and teenagers. For the past several years she has presented workshops on

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‘Certain biblical truths are like load-bearing walls in a house. Remove such walls and the ceiling collapses and, similarly, remove essential doctrines and Christianity crumbles. Martha Peace, recognizing this fact, has written a clear, concise and readable book, which emphasizes nine truths that are both necessary for the Christian life, and precious to the child of God, especially as they navigate through the difficulties of life. Peace writes a chapter each on God’s revelation, goodness, love, holiness, sovereignty, wisdom, mercy, and essence (the Trinity). She concludes with three chapters on salvation, addressing the issues of justification, sanctification, and glorification. Each chapter is full of scriptural references and quotes and each concludes with a chart contrasting false views with biblical truth. In her chapter on sanctification, Peace lists sixteen biblical principles on true holiness. Had she chosen to do so, the author could have expanded this section into numerous additional chapters, or even another book. Precious Truths is valuable for the individual reader, but is probably most useful as a source for a women’s Bible study, where each chapter could be carefully explored.’ Gary E. Gilley, Southern View Chapel