Dr. Ken Whitt’s new book
God is Just Love
A Long Ride in the “Elevator Speech”:
“God Is Just Love.” Love is the essence of everything. You are loved unconditionally. If you have difficulty knowing this love, this book is for you.
Both spirituality and science lead us toward the conclusion that God Is Just Love and we are loved unconditionally. Humanity will have an easier time learning and living this truth when spirituality and science are friends.
Everything is sacred. Abundant life is life lived in in love with everything. Humanity has not been living this way for about 10,000 years. We have done irreparable harm to the earth, ourselves and each other. We are now living with the consequences.
None-the-less, we can live each day with joy and hope. We can do the next right thing to make the future better for our children. We can find hope. We can be love. We can prepare our children to find hope and to be love. Resilient spirits and sustainable communities are required for this work.
We make choices every day. How we make these choices and how we live these choices transforms our lives, the lives of others, and the future of everything. If you long to choose well and live well, no matter what is happening around you, this book is for you.
God is Just Love. Love never fails. Love never ends.
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Ken Whitt is the Executive Director of Traces of God, a spiritual formation ministry founded after his retirement from 40 years of service to American Baptist Churches (ABC/USA). Ken’s ministries have focused on nurturing children, youth and families, mission trips, prayer and justice building. Through the ABC, he served on the General Board, the Board of International Ministries and the National Minister’s Council. His love of global diversity extends throughout his entire life from the communities with which he works—to the global variety of woods that fill his woodworking shop. Ken has four children and 11 grandchildren. His wife, Kathy, is a stained-glass artist, weaver, gardener and spiritual director.
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Testimonials
Sister Lois A. Barton, CSJ
Sister of St. Joseph of Carondelet, Staff Member & Retreat Director at The Spiritual Center, Windsor, N.Y.
To experience Ken Whitt’s book is not unlike encountering the author himself. Ken is steeped in his calling as a spiritual leader, which I believe he rather perceives as companionship. His concern and love for others that began in deep family relationships broadens out to a wide range of connections that manifest in the living of his life. This book is born of that reality. Ken sees the connection of spirituality and science, brilliantly warning of the risks we face in ignoring what is before us and the generations to come. Each chapter moves the reader more deeply into the urgency of recognizing and responding to the call of love that we owe to our children and to our planet. Truly, Ken Whitt is on a journey where God is his guide and his roadmap is “Just Love.
Rev. Michael Dowd
Author of Thank God for Evolution, Host of Post-Doom Conversations
In a world dominated by specialists, Ken Whitt has invested his life towards becoming a generalist who can see the “Big Picture. He connects the dots for his readers; spirituality and science, history and current events, scripture and experience, past and future, despair and hope, love and justice. Ken makes it possible for us to know and share the “universal Story,” the story that answers the big questions. Who are we? Why are we here? What do we do next? This book is a field guide for adults who love children and long to accompany them on their journey through a present and future of ongoing perils. Ken shares the journey he and his family are on and, with a pastor’s care, a preacher’s passion, and a grandpa’s tenderness, invites us to join him in embodying Christ-live Just Love.
David Crumm
Publisher, Editor and Author, David Crumm Media, Readthespirit.com
This book is big on hope—and even bigger on love that supports everyone who is concerned about the future world our children will inherit. Because of the big challenges we all face—from climate change to ever-deepening poverty in many regions of the world—we need to share big ideas and make big decisions. Ken invites his readers on a journey toward solutions where God’s guidance is our compass.
