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A Profound Mercy: Finding Redemption in the Despair of Our Own Doing - Softcover

Morrison, Todd

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9781933750866: A Profound Mercy: Finding Redemption in the Despair of Our Own Doing

Synopsis

An extraordinary true story of abandonment, betrayal, risk and redemption that reads more like a novel than non-fiction.

We long for purpose, get derailed by pain, and yet mercy pursues us- bringing redemption in unexpected ways. A Profound Mercy is the story of mercy's relentless pursuit in life's pain and brokenness, soothing our wounded souls.
God is in the business of redeeming the lives of broken and broken-hearted people - people like you and me. Not just once, but over and over again, God offers his mercy, grace and redemption. No matter who we are, what we have done, or what we have neglected to do, there is hope. Whatever pain, loss or brokenness is keeping you from experiencing the life you were meant to live - there is hope and redemption for you in the pages of this book!

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About the Author

Todd is a gifted writer and speaker with an authentic, witty, and transparent style that resonates with most people - especially those willing to acknowledge their brokenness. His articles on Relevant Magazine online have gone viral and trended at #1 for months at a time.  His message of hope, grace and mercy has impacted tens of thousands of people at conferences and organizations around the world.
Todd grew up as a missionary kid in Copenhagen, Denmark and later in Chicago. Then his family unraveled; his father came out; his parents abandoned him; he became a high-end cocaine dealer; and nearly lost everything to addiction.  Todd has found unexpected mercy in the depths of despair, every time. 

From the Back Cover

"Todd Morrison is a hero. Most all of us come from dysfunctional families but some are more dysfunctional than others. On a scale Todd's family was more dysfunctional than most. I believe you either repeat or recover from your negative family background. With an understanding of profound mercy Todd chose to do the hard work of recovering. This true story reads more like a novel and yet, my takeaway is more about the depth of grace and mercy of God and a man who persevered." - Jim Burns, PhD - Founder and President of HomeWord Center for Youth and Family

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