Fellow sinner—be encouraged. The God who sent Jonah to Nineveh and Paul to Athens is far greater than your greatest offense. If He could find Jonah at the bottom of the sea and bring a mighty Assyrian king to repentance and skeptical Athenians to faith, He can and will rescue you. You do not exist outside the reach of Christ’s restoring power. He is actively ordaining your pursuit of Him—even amid your failures—and even selects the very places you find yourself so you’ll have the best opportunity to discover Him. The devil may lurk in the details, but God is sovereign over the geography of your life. When you begin to believe you are beyond mercy, you have made a smaller god in your own image—no larger than the idols of Mars Hill. This book invites you to reconsider the God you claim to serve. Camp in the Psalms, start with Psalm 23 and Psalm 51, and practice honest, daily conversation with the One who can handle everything you bring. Against the noise of lies, hear the Voice of Truth: “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.” (Matthew 11:28–30) A hopeful, convicting call to return—this is grace for the lost, the doubtful, and the weary.