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MERCY
In this revelatory book, Mercy, the author unveils one of the most underestimated spiritual forces available to every The Mercy Of God.
Drawing from personal encounters, biblical insight, and the lives of characters in the Bible like David, Jacob, and others, this book unpacks how mercy is more than forgiveness - it is a divine system that rescues, restores, and qualifies the unqualified.
Whether you are in need of a second chance or a deeper walk with God, this book is your invitation to experience the mercy that is new every morning. Because in God's kingdom, mercy does not just cover you - it empowers you.
Drawing from personal encounters, biblical insight, and the lives of characters in the Bible like David, Jacob, and others, this book unpacks how mercy is more than forgiveness - it is a divine system that rescues, restores, and qualifies the unqualified.
Whether you are in need of a second chance or a deeper walk with God, this book is your invitation to experience the mercy that is new every morning. Because in God's kingdom, mercy does not just cover you - it empowers you.
49 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 24, 2025
About the author
Richard Dodd
33 books9 followersBorn in Birkenhead, but brought up in Chatham - Richard has had plenty of people influence him. Not least Charles Dickens, who himself grew up in Chatham.
While at Junior School, at the age of ten, Richard met the first person who noticed his talent in writing. Miss Devonshire told Richard that he had what it takes to succeed. When his first book was published, he dedicated it to her.
Richard's love of reading was evident at home and he grew up with Enid Blyton, Roald Dahl and R.L Stine's books on his shelves.
It took twenty years and the loss of his job for Richard to really take his writing seriously and his first children's book was completed shortly after his thirtieth birthday.
While at Junior School, at the age of ten, Richard met the first person who noticed his talent in writing. Miss Devonshire told Richard that he had what it takes to succeed. When his first book was published, he dedicated it to her.
Richard's love of reading was evident at home and he grew up with Enid Blyton, Roald Dahl and R.L Stine's books on his shelves.
It took twenty years and the loss of his job for Richard to really take his writing seriously and his first children's book was completed shortly after his thirtieth birthday.
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