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📖 Will God Forgive Me? — A New Release from Author and Pastor James Langston

Now Featured in a National Press Release + Read the Online Preview

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

There is a question that lives in the shadows of countless hearts—rarely voiced, often buried beneath years of pain, guilt, and silence:

“Will God forgive me?”

Some whisper it through trembling lips in the darkness of night.
Some cry it out loud in moments of desperation.
Others never ask it aloud—but they carry it everywhere they go.

A Book for the Broken, the Questioning, and the Hopeful

In his latest release, Will God Forgive Me?, author, pastor, and missionary James Langston confronts that haunting question head-on. With tenderness, biblical truth, and a heart shaped by decades of ministry, Langston walks readers through the emotional weight of guilt, the danger of self-condemnation, and the liberating power of God’s grace.

This book is not just a theological discussion—it is a lifeline for anyone who has ever felt too far gone, too stained, too ashamed to come back to God.

Langston reminds us that God doesn’t abandon the fallen—He runs to them. Whether you’ve failed once or a thousand times, the message remains:
You are not beyond forgiveness.

📣 Read the Official Press Release

This powerful new book is already gaining national attention.
Click here to read the full press release:
👉 https://t.co/wXjglsQrVP

📄 Preview the Book for Free

Before you buy, you can experience the introduction and opening chapters in a beautifully formatted online PDF:
👉 https://jmp.sh/rNvc6Gbw

This free preview is perfect for sharing with friends, family, ministry leaders, or anyone who’s been silently asking, “Is there hope for me?”

About the Author

James Langston is a retired U.S. Navy veteran, pastor, and full-time missionary in the Philippines. With over two decades of ministry experience, he has written multiple books designed to encourage, equip, and challenge believers around the world. Raised by a single mother of eight, Pastor Langston understands hardship, redemption, and the transforming power of God’s mercy. Will God Forgive Me? is his most personal and pastoral work to date.

Why This Book Matters

  • It speaks to the wounded and weary.

  • It ministers to those silently suffering under shame.

  • It equips believers to share grace, not guilt.

  • It reminds us all that the cross was never about perfection—but about redemption.

✝️ This book belongs in every Christian library.

If you or someone you love has ever struggled with guilt, regret, or the feeling that “God could never forgive someone like me”… this book is the answer they’ve been longing for.

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