The Heart of God Who is God... really? For many Christians, the greatest questions are not simply about doctrine, but about the character of God Himself. Does He genuinely desire all people to be saved? Are His invitations sincere? Does He love the whole world, or only a chosen few? Can His heart be seen consistently from Genesis to Revelation? For years, these questions troubled me. Like many believers, I had inherited theological systems that claimed to explain God's sovereignty, election, grace and salvation. Yet as I searched the Scriptures for myself, I found something far more beautiful than I had ever imagined. Rather than beginning with theology, The Heart of God begins where the Bible begins—with God Himself. Journey through the Garden of Eden, the Wedding Feast, the Parable of the Sower, the Good Shepherd, the Rich Young Ruler and many other passages as Scripture paints a breathtakingly consistent portrait of God's character. Page by page, a remarkable picture emerges of a God who seeks the lost, prepares salvation, sincerely invites all to come, lovingly calls without coercion, faithfully keeps those who trust in Him, and whose heart, will and actions are always in perfect harmony. Rather than asking readers to accept a theological system, this book repeatedly asks one simple question: What does the Bible actually say? Written with warmth, careful biblical reasoning and saturated with Scripture, The Heart of God gently invites believers from every theological background to lay aside inherited traditions for a moment and allow God's Word to speak for itself. Whether you have wrestled with Calvinism, Arminianism, or have simply longed to know the God of the Bible more deeply, this book will encourage you to rediscover the beauty, consistency and faithfulness of the One who has revealed Himself throughout all of Scripture. Because in the end, the greatest question is not, "Which theological system is right?" The greatest question is, "What kind of God does the Bible reveal?"