by David a. Busic (Author)

How can someone be perfectly imperfect? Isn't that a contradiction? The Bible is filled with stories of people with all kinds of flaws and imperfections. The astounding thing is what happens when God changes their lives.Perfectly Imperfect is about people whose true-to-life stories are found in the Old Testament. They are like us in many ways--confused, tempted, and often afraid. They are flawed, real people, but then God enters their lives and everything changes.Through the examples of Abraham, Moses, Rahab, and many others, we learn how God works with us. We discover something about the way God transforms us from what we are into what we can be. In these sometimes tragic and broken lives, we get a glimpse of how God renews us and remakes us into people who are perfectly imperfect.Reviews: David Busic rises to the challenge of bringing fresh insights to familiar passages. This is transformational biblical teaching of the highest order. --Craig Detweiler, PhDAssociate Professor of Communication, Pepperdine University In Perfectly Imperfect, basing his conversational-styled presentation on solidly grounded biblical interpretation, Busic brings the narratives to life. It vividly demonstrates that even the most familiar stories of Scripture are filled with fresh and applicable meaning. --Timothy Green, PhDDean of Millard Reed School of Theology I thoroughly enjoyed reading Prefectly Imperfect. I read a chapter or two a day and look forward to picking up the book each day.--Dr. David McKellipsDistrict Superintendent, Northeast Oklahoma

Author Biography

David Busic is currently a general superintendent in the Church of the Nazarene. Prior to his election to his current post, he served as president of Nazarene Theological Seminary and as senior pastor of churches in Livermore, California; Lenexa, Kansas; and the historic congregation of Bethany First Church of the Nazarene in Oklahoma. Dr. Busic has published numerous articles and co-authored two books, A Pastor's Guide to Effective Preaching and Sharing My Faith. He was co-editor of Preacher's Magazine: A Preaching Resource in the Wesleyan Tradition from 2000 to 2007.