Author Aaron Hopson was compelled to write Grace Is Not A Rocking Chair after experiencing a truly Divine inspiration. The message he received was clear: Accepting Christ is not enough and only through the most sincere and soul-searching honesty and repentance-and the disavowal of the hypocrisy that clouds our lives-can we call ourselves true Christians. So many followers live their lives depending on the once saved-always saved belief. Hopson puts forth a convincing and sobering argument that this belief could well be at the heart of our troubles. During his inspirational moments, the Lord guided him toward a clearer understanding of His displeasure with mankind's attitudes, with the duplicity and worldliness that is too often viewed as normalcy. If one turns his life over to Christ, does that free him to act as he chooses? Will he still be guaranteed his place in Heaven? According to the author, this was not the Lord's intention. We are all accountable to God, and to ourselves, for the way we live our lives. Saying 'I believe' is not enough. . .it is only the beginning.