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 Title: Will God Forgive Me? — The Book Stirring Hearts and Starting Conversations

It’s a question so many have whispered in private but were too ashamed or afraid to ask aloud:

“Will God forgive me?”

Not, “Can He?”
Not, “Does He forgive in general?”
But — “Will He forgive me?” — after what I’ve done… after where I’ve been… after the people I’ve hurt… the promises I’ve broken… the sins I’ve repeated.

That’s the burning question at the heart of James Langston’s newest book, Will God Forgive Me? — now available on Amazon in paperback, hardcover, and Kindle eBook.

📖 Order your copy here

A Message the World is Ready to Hear

Released just four days ago, this powerful new title is already making waves—not just in Christian circles, but among everyday people from all walks of life. From pastors to prodigals, skeptics to seekers, and even among celebrities and influencers—the conversations are happening.

Why?

Because this book does what so many avoid:
It goes there.
It dives deep into shame, regret, and redemption—not as abstract theology, but as real-life struggle.

This isn’t just a book about sin.
It’s a book about the God who rescues us from it.

What the Book Covers

  • 📚 Real, relatable stories of failure and grace

  • 🕊️ Biblical truths that confront sin without condemning the sinner

  • 🌿 Hope-filled messages for those who think they’ve gone too far

  • 🔥 Chapters that deal with personal guilt, religious confusion, broken relationships, and the fear of rejection from God

Each page is drenched in grace, but not cheap grace. It’s not the kind that excuses sin, but the kind that breaks chains and lifts the broken.

It’s Not Just for the Church Crowd

Whether you’ve been in church your whole life or haven’t darkened the doorway of one in years, this book meets you where you are.

Are you:

  • Hiding behind past mistakes?

  • Struggling to believe that God still wants you?

  • Wrestling with whether His love could really apply to you?

Then this book was written for you.

A Word from the Author

James Langston, a Navy veteran and missionary in the Philippines, writes from experience—not just theological training. With over 30 books to his name, his voice is bold but compassionate, deeply biblical yet refreshingly human. This book continues his mission: to reach the broken with the unbreakable truth of God’s love.

“There’s no one too far gone,” Langston says. “If you're still breathing, God’s not finished. This book is a hand reaching through the darkness to say: ‘You’re not alone. And yes, God will forgive you.’”

Join the Conversation

📘 Will God Forgive Me? is more than a book—it’s an invitation.

An invitation to forgiveness.
To healing.
To starting over.

It’s already being talked about on social media, in Bible studies, book clubs, and barbershops. Don’t just hear about it—experience it for yourself.

📖 Get your copy here: https://tinyurl.com/76er774r

📣 Then share it with someone who needs to know:
Yes, God still forgives. Even that.

Scripture Reflection:

“If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.” — 1 John 1:9

“Come now, and let us reason together, saith the Lord: though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow…” — Isaiah 1:18

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