To quote the author: "If it's broken, it needs to be fixed. If it's missing, lost, or stolen, it needs to be replaced. If it is tainted, scattered, or battered, it needs to be restored." Without using the often touted name-it, claim-it doctrine, he gives myriad examples of bottom-of-the-barrel Bible characters to whom God gave second chances, Tenney shows God's amazing desire to restore no matter how far down we have slid when we repent. He truly is a God of second chances.

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