Love Slaves

The title shocks: Love Slaves. But that's exactly the point. Brengle, a Salvation Army commissioner who spent his life on streets with the forgotten and broken, offers no comfortable piety here. Instead, he calls readers to a radical surrender - a life so possessed by divine love that it transforms every interaction into worship. This is holiness that gets its hands dirty, that meets people in the kitchen and the gutter, that refuses to separate faith from how you treat the person in front of you. With stories of real men and women navigating ordinary struggles, Brengle shows the Christian life isn't about perfection - it's about relentless, joyful surrender to the One who first loved us. For anyone exhausted by a faith that stays in their head but never reaches their hands, this book is a challenge and an invitation.