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- Title
- God Doesn't Play Fair: And That's a Good Thing!
- Author
- Wiley, Fletch
- Publisher
- A Book's Mind
- Publication year
- 2025
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1961194449
- ISBN 13
- 9781961194441
Does God love us enough to chase us down?
Grammy nominated composer/arranger and much revered jazz trumpeter, Fletch Wiley, knows the answer to that question. YES!
God Doesn’t Play Fair is a hopeful and powerful reminder that the One who made us cares deeply, and He seeks us, even when we are not seeking Him.
I have known Fletch Wiley since the early 1970s when we were both on a fast train to destruction. Through the miraculous power of Jesus, we were both delivered, and then the course of our lives was forever changed. God Doesn’t Play Fair is a truthful and inspiring book. —Bill Maxwell, Drummer/Producer (Andraé Crouch and the Disciples, The Winans, Keith Green) and Founding member of Koinonia
Reading God Doesn’t Play Fair (And That’s a Good Thing!) felt like sitting down with a dear friend and reliving some of the most groundbreaking years in the history of Christian music. This book will make you laugh, maybe cry, and most certainly reflect on your own journey with Jesus … and will remind you: God knows what He’s doing—even when it doesn’t make sense to us. — Georgian Banov, President and Co-Founder of Global Celebration
In great detail, including some laugh-out-loud moments, Fletch describes his boyhood and early years in Contemporary Christian Music, notably experienced while touring the world with gospel great Andraé Crouch and the Disciples. —Marty McCall, Contemporary Christian singer/songwriter
Fletch and Kathryn Wiley have been on a journey together for 55 years and see no reason to let up now. Their love for God takes them around the world, witnessing and sharing Jesus, whether on city streets or in concert halls, from Turkey to South Africa to Peru and beyond. Fletch loves mentoring musicians to prepare them to share their gifts with the world.
Grammy nominated composer/arranger and much revered jazz trumpeter, Fletch Wiley, knows the answer to that question. YES!
God Doesn’t Play Fair is a hopeful and powerful reminder that the One who made us cares deeply, and He seeks us, even when we are not seeking Him.
I have known Fletch Wiley since the early 1970s when we were both on a fast train to destruction. Through the miraculous power of Jesus, we were both delivered, and then the course of our lives was forever changed. God Doesn’t Play Fair is a truthful and inspiring book. —Bill Maxwell, Drummer/Producer (Andraé Crouch and the Disciples, The Winans, Keith Green) and Founding member of Koinonia
Reading God Doesn’t Play Fair (And That’s a Good Thing!) felt like sitting down with a dear friend and reliving some of the most groundbreaking years in the history of Christian music. This book will make you laugh, maybe cry, and most certainly reflect on your own journey with Jesus … and will remind you: God knows what He’s doing—even when it doesn’t make sense to us. — Georgian Banov, President and Co-Founder of Global Celebration
In great detail, including some laugh-out-loud moments, Fletch describes his boyhood and early years in Contemporary Christian Music, notably experienced while touring the world with gospel great Andraé Crouch and the Disciples. —Marty McCall, Contemporary Christian singer/songwriter
Fletch and Kathryn Wiley have been on a journey together for 55 years and see no reason to let up now. Their love for God takes them around the world, witnessing and sharing Jesus, whether on city streets or in concert halls, from Turkey to South Africa to Peru and beyond. Fletch loves mentoring musicians to prepare them to share their gifts with the world.
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