The Skeletons in God's Closet: The Mercy of Hell, the Surprise of Judgment, the Hope of Holy War

by Joshua Ryan Butler

Was stopping men from raping children really secondary to saving souls?

God is good. That is the central message and driving theme of this book. Not just a little bit good. Not just partially good. Not just sometimes good and sometimes not. But extravagantly, mercifully, gloriously, better-than-we-can-ask-or-imagine good. There is a refrain one can often hear in churches that proclaims loudly and boldly, “God is good—all the time!” That is the refrain of this book. Even in the tough topics—perhaps especially in the tough topics—all the time, God is good.