His Mercy Endureth Forever

by Melanie Moye

Brother Joe, a Baptist minister, bears the scars of being reared in an orphanage and separated from his baby brother, who grew up to become a petty criminal. The pastor seemingly cannot catch a break as he is persecuted by a wealthy old parishioner in his first church assignment and struggles financially to support his only living kin. Just when he considers resigning from his charge, Brother Joe accidentally wins a half a billion dollars in lottery funds! Indoctrinated against gambling of any kind, the minister has the very unlikely challenge of hiding a fortune! He is now confronted with new conflicts of his faith, including his love for a beautiful divorcee. As his brother continues to pull him toward the dark side, the pastor finds he must choose between God and man. Or is it really that simple?

322 pages, Paperback

Published March 9, 2020

Reviews

[Kimora Oconnell · Rating 5 out of 5]

A wonderful rendition of the minds and behavior of mankind, it displays how the balance between good and evil is an internal conflict faced by every person, the struggles affect even those who are tasked with leading others towards God. The book is over 200 pages long and sports an inspirational narrative for the readers.

[Aiyana Arroyo · Rating 4 out of 5]

Being composed of fifty-two chapters this book takes quite a long time to read just from the sheer number of pages within, the book features a religious narrative of a man's struggles through life and keeping with the faith of the church amidst different temptations manifesting themselves into his life.

[Kamari Perry · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book's reliance on the inner disparity of mankind's darkest desires allows for a more emotional and influential narrative, guiding readers to be more aware of the need for control when making choices in one's daily life. The book consists of messages that are clear to understand and some that require some more time to ponder its meaning.

[Cole Snow · Rating 4 out of 5]

The message of this book spans over two hundred and fifty-four pages, the entire narrative of which thought-provoking, the struggle of maintaining one's life by any means over the pious beliefs of the church. The main character is placed in situations that any man or woman would undoubtedly react in the way he did.

[Alejandra Owens · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book has 52 chapters and tells the story of a man's religious life struggles. The story looks at the internal conflict of humanity's nature and thus creates a closer and more complex plot. It takes readers several hours to read through the narrative and quite longer to understand the messages hidden within.

[Ana Aguilar · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book makes readers wonder what it is worth in the presence of God to differentiate good from the bad. It takes readers about 6 to 7 hours to read due to the sheer amount of pages. The novel concentrates on the inner disequilibrium between the depths of mankind, thereby creating a more intimate and dynamic story.

[Jensen Flores · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book's narrative is well-written and the mood is perfectly set for a story about a man's struggles to keep to his faith despite all the chaos and confusion happening in his life. The book makes readers ask themselves the value of distinguishing good from evil in the presence of God.

[Jo Newcomb · Rating 5 out of 5]

With over fifty chapters in the book, an ordinary reader can complete and comprehend all the messages in this book in half a day. The narrative looks at human nature's inner turmoil and shows how anyone's resolve can be affected by the events that may occur in their daily lives.

[Nancy J Poole · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book provides readers with a glimpse of the inner turmoil each person faces throughout their life, it does this by sharing the tale of Brother Joe a baptist minister who struggles to relinquish the darkness within his person in order to embrace the teachings of God into his life.

[Carl M. · Rating 4 out of 5]

The narrative of the story takes the readers along the character's lives and shows the struggles that even a man of God faces in their daily lives. Having a little over fifty chapters the book can take an average reader almost half a day to finish book and understand all of its messages.

[Jerome Harper · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book is divided into 52 chapters and it tells the story of a man's life struggles through a religious lens, balancing the good and evil in his life. The book contains messages that are easy to understand as well as messages that prompt an internal conversation with one's inner self.

[Roderick Shaw · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book is over 200 pages long and features an inspiring story for readers. The book focuses on the inner imbalance of humanity's deepest impulses which makes for a more personal and powerful narrative. Because of the sheer number of pages, it takes readers about 6 to 7 hours to read.