I recently read Myra Perrine's "What's your God Language?" which is about the different spiritual temperaments; the different ways people experience God. At one point, she cited from TrueFaced by Bill Thrall, Bruce McNicol en John Lynch.

One of the books I've read at a time when I needed to hear grace and forgiveness (especially self-forgiveness), was a local theologian's little work, "Om uit Genade te Leef" (To live by Grace) by Malan Nel. He writes in this work how he realised how many people have a very skewed idea of God, probably through legalistic and moralistic preaching or through skewed catechism. I can confirm this when reviewing some of the sermons I've heard in my life and in general, the judging tendencies of "good" Christians towards others.

Over the years, I have written many blogs and "letters to myself" on grace and thought to compile them here. Just maybe, something might be of help to someone else; I surely hope, for God be the glory. Apologies for poor English - this is not my mother tongue.

My opsomming van Charles Swindoll se “Grace Awakening”. Vorige keer afgesluit met die vraag wat vryheid is? Ons is uit genade gered tot vryheid. Baie gelowiges is bang vir die Christelike vryheid omdat hulle meen dis ‘n verskoning om “mal” te gaan en net aan te hou sonde doen. In ‘n sin is hulle reg? Ware genadeverkondiging klink inderdaad of ‘n mens “sag” is rondom sonde; dit klink asof ‘n mens sê jy kan maar “mal” gaan.