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My friend Tullian Tchividjian is the pastor of Coral Ridge Presbyterian and this week his newest book, Surprised by Grace, was released. Twenty years ago Tullian was the wild, rebellious black sheep among Billy Graham's grandchildren. Today he follows in his grandfather's steps as a powerful preacher of the cross of Christ. As he retells the Old Testament story of Jonah he shows that while sin reaches far, God's grace reaches farther. Tullian's heart to see rebels--as well as cold-hearted Pharisees--transformed by the gospel of grace shines through on every page. I commend it to you.

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stephy | May 21, 2010 6:18 PM | Reply

Ah yes, preacher's grandkid and kid...I'm both! :)

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