In Eavesdropping on God, the reader has the privilege of "listening" in on the conversations, questions, and struggles that one man faces, which are not unfamiliar to many Christians.I borrowed the term, Eavesdropping on God, from my pastor Dr. Dennis Brunet. When he is preaching, Dr. Brunet will talk directly to one individual and tell him or her, "Can I talk to you for a bit? We'll just let the others eavesdrop."Book Two, Echoes Of Mercy, covers how the mercy of God has not only covered the author's life, but also blessed him beyond measure. In some of these experiences, God's mercies may not be obvious-but like the Prophet Jeremiah we can be sure they are there: "Through the Lord's mercies we are not consumed, because His compassions fail not. They are new every morning; great is Your faithfulness." (Lamentations 3:22-23)Sit back and enjoy a daily devotional for the next month. There are 30 devotionals arranged in alphabetical order by title. For some, I have included the original dates to help the reader better relate to the writing.Although these words are from one man's life, you will be amazed and blessed by their application to your everyday life.