Cuando muchos lectores cristianos piensan en los hřoes de la Biblia, piensan en lo "buenos" que eran. Se olvidan de que... Rahab era una ramera; Jons̀, un rebelde; Moisš, un asesino; Sara, una incrďula; Pedro, un ap̤stata; Ester, una diva; Sans̤n, un mujeriego; Jacob, un engaądor. Y sin embargo, estos ocho hombres y mujeres forman parte de los hřoes ms̀ famosos de la Biblia. Dr. Tony Evans utiliza estos personajes b̕blicos importantes, cuyas acciones no fueron conformes al car̀cter de Dios, para ilustrar la verdad de que Dios se deleita en usar a las personas imperfectas que han fallado, pecado, o simplemente fracasado. Los lectores se sentirǹ alentados acerca de su propio caminar con Dios al entender que ⁹l los est̀ encaminando hacia el ̌xito, a pesar de las muchas imperfecciones que tienen y los errores que cometen. When many Christian readers think of the heroes of the Bible, they think about how "good" they were. They forget that... Rahab was a harlot. Jonah was a rebel. Moses was a murderer. Sarah was a doubter. Peter was an apostate. Esther was a diva. Samson was a player. Jacob was a deceiver. And yet these eight men and women are among the Bible's greatest heroes. Dr. Tony Evans uses these prominent Bible characters, whose actions or reactions were not consistent with God's character, to illustrate the truth that God delights in using imperfect people who have failed, sinned, or just plain blew it. Readers will be encouraged about their own walk with God as they come to understand that He has them, too, on a path to success, despite their many imperfections and mistakes

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