But God: When Love Runs to Embrace the Lost

Two words that have been rewriting hopeless stories for two thousand years. Adam hid in the garden. David faced a lion. A prodigal son trudged home rehearsing an apology he never got to finish. Every time the story should have ended in judgment- ....But God.... stepped in. In But God, Sadok Tsega walks through Scripture's most breathtaking reversals-from Eden to Calvary-to reveal one relentless truth: your worst chapter is not your final chapter. This isn't the sanitized, safe version of God's love you might have heard in Sunday school. It's raw, scandalous, and personal. And it's for you. Inside this book, you'll walk through: The teenage shepherd who ran toward a lion to save one lost lamb A father's ache for the son who betrayed him-and the one who came home Joseph's journey from a pit of betrayal to a palace of purpose Moses' forty forgotten years-and the burning bush that changed everything David's cave-written psalms, Jonah's second chance, and Job's unanswered questions The cross, the empty tomb, and God's ultimate "But God" moment Each chapter closes with a reflection question to help you find your own "But God" moment-because somewhere in your story, there's one with your name on it. Perfect for: personal devotion, small group study, gifting to someone walking through a hard season, or anyone who needs to be reminded that grace runs faster than shame. Your worst chapter is not your final chapter. But God is still writing.