My Journey of Grace: Lessons from My Ninety-One Years

Born in Poland and having survived World War II, author Rev. Daniel A. Kolke's life was significantly transformed in 1951 while working as an immigrant in a Canadian lumber camp. A severe fire left him badly burned, leading to over a year of hospitalization. This moment began his call into the ministry and a life of study of God's plan for our lives. In My Journey of Grace, Kolke shares the lessons he learned during his ninety-one years of living, about the grace he was shown and the grace we are called as believers to show to others. Each chapter is a blog post written by Kolke from July 2020 through April 2021, and the final chapter is a eulogy written by his wife upon his death. Heavy with scripture, My Journey of Grace studies and then explains scripture, and it asks and answers questions about our individual existence, about being called into service, about temptation, receiving grace, showing grace, being afraid to fail, losing self-confidence, why God doesn't stop evil, and more. Through his writings, Kolke demonstrates his love for life, communicating how he was blessed by God throughout all of his experiences.