An amazing story of redemption out of Pearl Harbor
Out of the evil and the ashes of Pearl Harbor has come this reminder of how God’s amazing grace is greater than all man’s evil.
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Out of the evil and the ashes of Pearl Harbor has come this reminder of how God’s amazing grace is greater than all man’s evil.
December 7, 1941, is “a date which will live in infamy,” declared President Franklin D. Roosevelt the following day, December 8, 1941. Against that backdrop, the Japanese pilot who led the infamous raid on Pearl Harbor is the subject of a fascinating new book, Wounded Tiger by T. Martin Bennett. Christian apologist Josh McDowell calls Bennett’s book “mesmerizing.” I spoke with Bennett on my radio show about this amazing story of violence, repentance, redemption, and forgiveness. I was aware of
God’s amazing grace is greater than all man’s evil.
Tragically, we were unprepared for what happened at Pearl Harbor — contrary to George Washington’s well-known maxim of peace through strength. But out of the evil and the ashes of Pearl Harbor has come this reminder of how God’s amazing grace is greater than all man’s evil.
The single biggest problem of the 8th Air Force Bomber Command during World War Il was not German fighters, nor German anti-aircraft fire, nor American equipment or personnel or command; it was bad weather!