David Wilkerson, like every man with an important mission, faced battles on two fronts: on the personal front and on the public front.
His declared war on sin and narcotics was widely publicized by the press and in his books. But an account of his personal conflicts and victories has never been published.
The message of this book has a incisiveness and practicality that is not often found in books of devotional inspiration.
It is a reverent "rolling up of sleeves."
This intense book moves from the scene of a grief-stricken father who accidentally caused the death of his little girl, to voodoo practiced in Haiti and the streets of dirty cities subjugated by drugs and delinquency. All experienced by a man deeply concerned for the future of his fellow human beings.
I'm Not Mad at God is a book you shouldn't miss for anything in the world!