Into Abba's Arms: Finding the Acceptance You've Always Wanted

by Sandra D. Wilson, Larry Crabb (Foreword by)

Wilson leads readers on a personal journey toward healing by helping them to hear God's voice inviting them to find ultimate acceptance and safety in a deep relationship with him.

Genres: Self Help, Christian, Christian Non Fiction, Relationships, Spirituality

240 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1998

Reviews

[Madonna]

I read the Arabic version and skimmed through the English one whenever I wanted to dig deeper into the text.

It's perfect. Just perfect.

This is the most authentic and intimate book I've read in a long time. It gently helps you understand why you are the way you are, especially in the context of abandonment and rejection and how only an intimate relationship with God can heal you.

It's not a step-by-step therapy book. Instead, it's a reflective, hope-filled invitation to move from striving for acceptance to resting in being loved.

I felt deeply connected to the author because of the vulnerability and authenticity she showed while sharing her story. One of my favorite parts was reading excerpts from her prayer journals. They genuinely inspired me.

I'm happily looking forward to exploring more of her books and resources. 🤭❤️

[Angie Hanlon-Toth]

For me, this wasn’t just a book; it was a mirror that reflected my own longing for acceptance and security. As I turned the pages, I could feel God’s gentle reminder: “You are My beloved, and you are safe with Me.” The author’s words spoke straight to wounds I didn’t even realize were still tender, and she offered not quick fixes, but deep, lasting truths rooted in Scripture.

[Brandon]

An excellent book on discovering our identity as a beloved child of God without strings attached. Speaks a lot about growing closer to God through practicing the presence of God. She argues that it's only through intimacy with Christ does Scripture move from our heads into our hearts.

[Christina Cattane]

Helped me heal more than almost any other way I've tried.

[Mat Rueter]

As the "person" who is Truth becomes real to us, His "promises", which are true, become real to us.

[Sherry Moore]

Powerful book! Read years ago and it had a huge impact on my life.

[Sarah]

Great book on healing for people with childhood trauma.