WHAT WOULD BRUCIE DO?

A personal, conversational Christian memoir-meets-Bible-study, structured around 14 chapters plus an introduction and closing chapter. The author traces his own faith journey — wrestling with pride, doubt, guilt, and spiritual warfare — and uses that lived experience as a lens for exploring core doctrines: the certainty of one life, one death, and one judgment; the unity of Scripture across many voices; the unchanging nature of God; salvation through Christ as "the only way"; spiritual resistance and the armor of God; the meaning of Christ's sacrifice; and a personal creed of belief. The second half turns more practical and pastoral, covering daily discipleship ("carry your cross"), how to recognize genuine faith in others, the danger of judgment, the tension between divine healing and unanswered prayer, the struggle to forgive oneself even after being forgiven by God, and the significance of the Lord's Supper. Written in a warm, candid, first-person voice (with self-deprecating humor) rather than an academic one, the book reads as both a confessional testimony and a guide, explicitly framed by the author as a legacy document for his children and grandchildren — answering "what I believe, and why."