Daddy, Why Are You Going to Jail?: A True Descent into White-collar Crime and His Amazing Restoration

Lawson, Stephen P.

ISBN 10: 0877881618 / ISBN 13: 9780877881612

Published by Harold Shaw Pub, 1992

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Daddy, Why Are You Going to Jail?: A True Descent into White-collar Crime and His Amazing Restoration
• Publisher: Harold Shaw Pub
• Publication Date: 1992
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0877881618
• ISBN 13: 9780877881612
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: good

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Synopsis

If God’s given you a love for the prisoner, you’re going to be blessed by this intimate account of Steve Lawson’s experience behind bars. If your heart has not yet been broken for those who are in prison, this book will change that. –Rich Buhler, Syndicated radio talk host, “Table Talk”Steve is a faithful and committed brother in Christ who believes and lives by his biblical convictions. This book is a great asset for those who are seeking the restorative powers of God through forgiveness and repentance. –George R. Castillo, Chaplin, Eglin Federal Prison Camp, Ft. Walton Beach, FloridaIn the case of any crime, there is always a victim. But one set of victims is usually overlooked – the family of the offender. Most deserving of support and understanding are the children, innocent, bewildered, grief-stricken. In a world where crime is exploding we must be aware of offenders’ families and respond to their needs. “Daddy, Why Are You Going To Jail?” will give you a clear peephole into the heartbreak of this situation and the potential for restoration. –Grace Ketterman, M.D.This is Steve Lawson’s story – the story of a man whose situational ethics resulted in heartbreak for him and his family. But all did not end there. Through God’s grace and forgiveness, Steve returned from prison “a new man,” and the lives of his family members were changed as well. At the time when “dysfunctional family” has been popularized in our culture, you’ll find this book a tribute to the health and strength of the family unit in bringing healing and hope. –Richard C. Halverson, Chaplin, U.S. Senate