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Hey Sinner
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You are not the only one. In reality, we all have sinned and come short of God’s glory (Romans 3:23).
In fact, this is what makes Nicholas Maze’s book so special. It is not addressing how bad a person is. It actually encourages us to know that we’re not in this alone. It’s important that we are honest about this journey called life. At the same time, sharing how much God loves you, mistakes and all. It goes on to display the love of Jesus and His desire for you to have faith in Him.
Anyone that calls you a sinner could just as well be looking in the mirror and say the same thing. None of us are perfect but gratefully have a perfect God. Hey, Sinner takes you through life’s journey and displays how you’re just as important as anyone else. If it was any other way, you wouldn’t be here. So as you read this greeting, view it as a love letter from a God that has always wanted only the best for you. Now, it’s just about discovering how intimate the relationship is between us and God.
Now, it is time to accept the covering that has been placed over your life. Your past didn’t break you. It was actually part of what made you stronger. It developed the person you were always meant to be. A child of God.
You are not the only one. In reality, we all have sinned and come short of God’s glory (Romans 3:23).
In fact, this is what makes Nicholas Maze’s book so special. It is not addressing how bad a person is. It actually encourages us to know that we’re not in this alone. It’s important that we are honest about this journey called life. At the same time, sharing how much God loves you, mistakes and all. It goes on to display the love of Jesus and His desire for you to have faith in Him.
Anyone that calls you a sinner could just as well be looking in the mirror and say the same thing. None of us are perfect but gratefully have a perfect God. Hey, Sinner takes you through life’s journey and displays how you’re just as important as anyone else. If it was any other way, you wouldn’t be here. So as you read this greeting, view it as a love letter from a God that has always wanted only the best for you. Now, it’s just about discovering how intimate the relationship is between us and God.
Now, it is time to accept the covering that has been placed over your life. Your past didn’t break you. It was actually part of what made you stronger. It developed the person you were always meant to be. A child of God.
146 pages, Paperback
Published October 8, 2024
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November 28, 2024
Reading *Hey, Sinner* by Nicholas Maze felt like a warm, encouraging conversation with a friend who truly understands. From the very beginning, the book creates a safe space to reflect on life’s challenges and imperfections without judgment. Maze uses Romans 3:23 as a foundation to remind us that none of us are perfect—and that’s okay because we have a perfect God.
What I appreciated most about this book is its tone. It doesn’t point fingers or dwell on shortcomings. Instead, it embraces the reality of human imperfection and reframes it through the lens of God’s unconditional love. Maze’s words resonated deeply as he emphasized that our past mistakes don’t define us but shape us into the strong individuals we’re meant to be.
One of the most moving aspects of the book is how it portrays God’s love. Maze presents this relationship as personal and intimate—a love letter to each of us. It’s not about religion or rules but about discovering the depth of faith and grace that’s always been available. I found myself pausing often, reflecting on how God has worked in my life even through difficult times.
The book’s message is powerful: you’re not alone, and your struggles are part of your growth. It reminds readers to accept God’s covering and embrace the transformation that faith brings. Maze’s words inspire hope and encourage honesty in our journey.
*Hey, Sinner* isn’t just a book; it’s a heartfelt reminder of our worth and the love God has for us, flaws and all. It’s uplifting, relatable, and a must-read for anyone seeking encouragement in their spiritual journey. I walked away from this book feeling renewed and reminded of God’s unending grace.
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