Jeff Mullins

God's Grace and Mercy in Bad Consequences Jeff Mullins

Bad things happen to everyone occasionally, but addicts have bad things happen to them consistently and constantly. The bad things that addicts experience are often consequences of bad choices. The bad consequences are usually what causes an addict to be done with his addiction. Addicts love their addiction, but they hate the consequences. When it is realized that the hating the consequences of addiction is greater than the love of addiction, then the addict is motivated to put his addiction behind him. If it were not for the bad consequences or addictions, few, if any addicts would ever turn from their addiction. This volume evaluates how the bad consequences of addictions, and all sin, are actually the grace and mercy of God to turn a person from a life of destruction to a full, good, and abundant life.