Grace is an issue that seems to be misunderstood frequently. Sometimes we understand how it applies to ourself, but don't understand where it goes beyond that. Yancy shows how far grace goes, between one person to another, but how far God's grace reaches, even to the places humans cannot. It points out that everyone is made equal due to grace and that we need to not only accept it for ourselves, but learn to see others through that lense and reach out to them with grace in turn.

This book is recommended for people who want a better grasp on what grace is all about and also those who want to explore their faith through different mediums.

With a society that is so saturated with media, this book brings Yancy's original into a whole new relevance for today's society. Many of the classics of "Christian Literature" have been redone as visual editions that take the core message of the original and express it through words. Not only is the message maintained and the idea presented clearly, but the design and integration of different elements is excellent. The project of updating these classics makes them more easily understood by the current generation and may inspire some to seek out the original version to dig deeper.