What if mercy doesn't stop when you fail again?Many people live with a quiet fear that God's patience has limits. That mercy works for a while-but eventually runs out. When mistakes repeat, progress feels slow, or faith feels fragile, it's easy to wonder if you've gone too far to be met with grace.Relentless Mercy is written for that space.This book explores a vision of God whose mercy does not withdraw when growth is slow, questions remain unanswered, or strength runs thin. Instead of presenting faith as a system to master or a standard to maintain, it invites readers to encounter mercy as a steady presence-one that pursues without force, meets us in failure, stays through exhaustion, and continues long after transformation begins.Through thoughtful reflection and Scripture, Relentless Mercy walks with readers through the moments where faith feels most uncertain: repeated mistakes, burnout, unanswered prayers, shame, forgiveness that feels costly, and the fear that God might eventually give up. Each chapter moves gently, creating space for honesty rather than performance, and reassurance rather than pressure.This is not a theological argument or a call to religious effort. It is a companion for anyone tired of trying to be "better" before being loved. Written in clear, accessible language, the book is designed for believers, seekers, and spiritually cautious readers alike.If you've ever wondered whether mercy still applies to you-right now, as you are-this book offers a steady answer: God's mercy is not fragile. It does not run out. And it refuses to give up on you. U. N. Williams writes from a place of lived faith, quiet listening, and deep compassion for weary hearts. Her work speaks to those who love God but feel worn down by performance, comparison, or unanswered questions. With warmth and emotional honesty, Williams invites readers to encounter grace not as a doctrine to master, but as a presence to rest in.Author of God's Bottom Line, Extravagant Love, and Scandalous Grace, U. N. Williams is known for writing that gently dismantles shame, restores hope, and makes space for real spiritual healing. Her upcoming work, Relentless Mercy, continues this journey-exploring the God who does not withdraw when we struggle, but stays.When not writing, U. N. Williams values quiet moments, reflective reading, and the kind of ordinary days where grace shows up without announcement-believing that some of the most meaningful work happens off the page, in listening, noticing, and living gently...
