The Near Love

God's love is constant. So why does it often feel distant? This book explores the profound human paradox: we are perfectly loved, yet we possess a terrible freedom to build walls against that very love. Through the tragic story of King Saul and modern, relatable examples, it traces the anatomy of a spiritual drift—how disobedience, pride, and the fear of people subtly harden our hearts. The Near Love is more than a diagnosis. It’s a gentle guide back. Moving from insightful theology to practical grace, it offers a clear pathway to dismantle self-hindrance. Discover how to shift from trying to attain God’s affection to learning to abide in the love that has been freely given all along. This is an invitation to stop living in the shadowlands and step into the relentless, warming light of a love that has never moved.