If You Only Knew

Jamie Ivey writes a book telling her story while reminding you how hers, and even each of our stories, are woven into the grand narrative of creation, fall, redemption, and restoration. She shares the particulars of how the Lord intervened in her life and saved her not for self-glorification but to normalize brokenness, encourage transparency, facilitate real conversations in real community, and punctuate the significance of godly grief leading to godly sorrow as well as confession and repentance.

Stories are beautiful. A beautiful manifestation of the diverse God we serve and opportunities for vulnerability, begetting vulnerability and reflecting the myriad ways our loving Father's faithfulness, steadfastness, and sovereignty are interwoven throughout the entirety of our lives. Jamie does just this with her story, and I cannot wait for this book to be published, as I'm already thinking about all the people I want to buy this book for.

I received this book for free as part of a pre-launch team. I was not compensated in any way for my review, and my rating and all opinions expressed are of my own volition.