You Are Never Alone: Trust in the Miracle of God’s Presence and Power

Max Lucado uses the miracles of Jesus to illustrate that we are never alone in our journey through life. The miracles of Jesus used in Max’s book You are Never Alone are found in the Gospel of John – from the first miracle of turning water into wine at Cana to the restoration of Peter after Jesus’s Resurrection God’s Presence and Power are illustrated.
Max uses his easy to understand writing style and stories (personal and other inspirational stories) to demonstrate God’s Presence in our lives during the good and bad times. He shows how God cares for us through these stories- for example in one story Max is taking a walk with his dog and granddaughter when he ends up rescuing his granddaughter from a thicket of bushes just as God is here to help us and give us hope in our daily lives. You are Never Alone is full of encouragement and hope. Max Lucado shows us how to relate and apply Scripture to daily events and current situations of our lives- illustrating how we can apply God’s Promises to our lives and find Hope in our trials, darkness, and despair.
The book includes Questions for Reflection on each chapter allowing for deeper thought and connection with God and Scripture.
I recommend this book for everyone looking for hope, encouragement, and help in the struggles of daily life. I received an advanced copy of this book for my honest review. All opinions expressed in this review are my own.

I haven’t bought a Max Lucado book in years. It’s 2020 and decided I needed a little spiritual uplifting. The book provided that. My reason for 3 stars is that the book’s number of pages is deceptive and this wasn’t done years ago. The book is 219 pages including 5 pages of notes, which I enjoy and appreciate. My complaint is that the actual text is only 139 pages. I was just barely half-way through the book and he writes that the chapter I’m reading is the final chapter. What the heck? The rest of the book is 72 pages of “Questions for Reflection”. To me, these are a total waste of my time and paper. My reflections are based on my life and not what someone else thinks I should think about. It was written like a study guide, which I don’t want. It’s probably a personal taste thing. Those who like “role play” meetings probably love these. I was very disappointed the book ended so early based on the total number of pages. The actual 139 pages were wonderful.

Max Lucado has done it again. As he has done many times before, hes managed to anticipate what the reader needs to hear and give them a message of hope. I enjoyed every chapter, but I admit, one chapter has weighed on my heart. It has made me think about certain things in my life and reconsider where I stand on them. He opened my eyes to a passage Id read many times but never really seen. I highly recommend this book to those who are looking for hope in the midst of hopeless times.

I lost the love of my life to COVID-19, we had just passed our 49th year anniversary, she was 70, & still a very attractive woman. Yes, she had a few maladies, as most of us do when we age, but nothing so drastic as to take her life. I lived in disbelief & shock, & still deeply affecting me. Ill refer to one chapter in this book that had tremendous impact on me. If it takes 20 minutes to read chapter, took me about 40. Chapter so overwhelmingly touched me deep within my being. If youve lost a loved one, this chapter will definitely speak to your heart. Will bring on waves of sadness, & waves of joy. God bless all who reads this book.

Love Max Lucado books and this one is no different. Just started and had had 3 chapters before I knew it. I just love how Max makes it so easy for me to understand and so relevant to me personally. I know this is going to be another great one.

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