Encouragement for godly living fuelled by God’s transformative, defining love instead of your own striving.
Is it God’s love that fuels your pursuit of godliness? You’d like to say yes, but often you go through your days without a conscious awareness or acknowledgement of his love for you. You might even be so focused on living the Christian life that you’ve accidentally left Jesus behind.
Counsellor and author Elyse Fitzpatrick invites you to stop and consider how God’s love is transformative for your identity and life. You will…
Simple, practical exercises at the end of each chapter help you walk in step with the Spirit as you pursue a life transformed by love.
This revised, refreshed version of one of Elyse Fitzpatrick's most beloved books unforgettably celebrates the truth of God’s transforming love.
The “Must Read” Introduction: Are You Forgetting Something?
Part One: How God’s Love Transforms Our Identity
1. Remembering His Love
2. Identity Amnesia
3. The Identity Gift
4. The Verdict
5. Your Inheritance
6. Look and Live!
Part Two: How God’s Love Transforms Our Life
7. Be Who You Are
8. I Will Cleanse You
9. Walk in Love
10. Take Courage; Your Sins Are Forgiven
11. Gospel-centered Relationships
12. The Hope of the Gospel
Appendix: The Best News
| Contributors | Elyse Fitzpatrick, Kelly M. Kapic |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 9781802544435 |
| Format | eBook |
| First published | November 2026 |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | The Good Book Company |
Thank you, Elyse. The gospel for yesterday but also for today and tomorrow. What you wrote is inspirational, and it overflows with practical application that pushes me to take the gospel into the otherwise private corners of my life. You said in the book, ‘This message will be the only message I’ll ever have from now on.’ If that is the case, I am already in line for the next one.”
Because He Loves Me will provide hope and a desperately needed supply of ‘spiritual oxygen’ to many Christians who have lost sight of what they have and who they are in Christ and are struggling to live a life they can never live apart from him. We can never afford to move ‘past’ the gospel message of the love of God through Christ.
“God has once again gifted Elyse to explain and apply the gospel of Jesus Christ to one’s Christian walk and struggles. She helps the reader see that the gospel is not just for salvation but also vital for the believer’s everyday life. While many books emphasize the gospel message while neglecting its practical implications, Elyse weds the two together like the New Testament epistles do, continually pointing readers to Jesus Christ and their identity in him. Don’t miss out on this uplifting book!”
