God Is (Not) In Control
The Whole Story Is Better Than You Think
If God is running everything, then everything that happened was His idea. The diagnosis. The accident. The thing you still can’t say out loud.
Most of us were handed that sentence young and told it was comfort. This book takes it seriously instead of explaining it away — and finds a better story underneath. One where love doesn’t control, and never needed to.
I hope lots of people read God Is (Not) In Control and learn new and interesting ideas about love, which might help us unlearn old and tired ideas around control.
Jonathan J. Foster author of Indigo: The Color of Grief
I am thankful for humans like Jason Clark who are doing the work of participation with Love. I highly commend this groundbreaking, thoughtful book.
Felicia Murrell author of AND: The Restorative Power of Love in an Either/Or World
It is not often my heart jumps when I read a book, but it did in reading God Is (Not) In Control. What incredible hope it releases.
Richard G. Oliver apostolic overseer, The River Revival Fellowship
Jason’s intelligent, witty, and down-to-earth articulation of Kingdom truths invites readers from all walks of life to rethink troubling assumptions surrounding God’s sovereignty.
Jared Neusch pastor, Bethel Church, Redding
The message of this book has been a wrecking ball to the long-standing theology of control in my life that undermined my access to trust, fearless faith, and intimacy with God.
Aaron Elliott Charlotte, NC
Read chapter one first.
Chapter one is free, always. Read it before you decide whether the rest is for you.
Read Chapter One Free
