Bestselling Author Reveals God's Heart
for Outsiders
Everyone feels like an outsider sometimes. Acclaimed bestselling
author Ken Gire lets readers know that they are not alone. He
brings them directly into the action of Scripture, telling the
stories of foreigners, lepers, prostitutes, and other "outcasts"
who found acceptance with God. Alongside the Bible stories, he
blends contemporary examples and spiritual insights to paint a
picture of a God who relentlessly pursues each of us. Discussion
questions are included for individual or small group use.
The Marginalized and the Ostracized; the Sinner and the Loner;
You, Me...and Jesus
We're all outsiders sometimes. Each of us has felt lonely in a
crowd, or been passed over for a job opportunity, or been squeezed
out by "friends." We've all spent time on the outside looking in.
But take heart--Jesus will leave the ninety-nine just for
you.
Bestselling author Ken Gire weaves together stories from the Bible,
history, and his own life to create a soul-lifting picture of a God
who relentlessly pursues the outcast and disenfranchised--a God who
became an outcast himself to bring his lost ones home. Let your
eyes be opened to the one who will never fail to find you and
embrace you as his child.
Discussion questions are included for individual or group
use.
"Drawing from past and present works--and his own vulnerable
reflections--Gire reveals a new understanding as to why people from
all circumstances can feel like outsiders.... Gire refuses to
sugarcoat the hurt while providing a sincere, thought-provoking
perspective. Relentless Pursuit also offers encouragement
and hope for those who feel unaccepted or out of place in today's
social norms. Whether read on your own or in a Bible study or home
group, the wisdom and inspiration in these pages made this a
worthwhile read." --Jean Breunle, Charisma magazine
Ken Gire (ThM, Dallas Theological Seminary) is the author of twenty-four books, six of which have sold over 100,000 copies each. He has won two ECPA Gold Medallion Awards, and two of his titles were selected as C. S. Lewis Honor Books. Ken teaches weekend seminars on writing throughout the country. He lives in Baltimore, Maryland.