Mostly What God Does Reflections on Seeking and Finding His Love Everywhere

There is a segment in Savannah Guthrie's book that has been heavily discussed online. Though I think it's not really relevant, some people have brought it up just because they believe the whole thing is odd and eerie.

In one of Savannah's books titled Mostly What God Does, she writes about how her and her cousins had this really cute tradition growing up, which they called the kidnapping game, where her cousin would visit the house, stay with them during summer break.

I was surprised too and I mean almost apologetic is just my zone. You know that's where I live. That's where that's the emotional space I inhabit for most of my day. But you know honestly my faith has been important to me. It always has been and all my close friends and my colleagues everyone knows that.

I'm not any kind of theologian or biblical scholar. It's just reflections from a real person, a real life. More learning, more from disappointments and setbacks than any triumph. That's for sure.

But there was also a lot of guilt and shame and rules and a sense for me of always failing, never measuring up and always kind of wondering what this looming God figure might have thought of me.

Mostly what God does is love you.

The verse goes, "Watch what God does and you do it too, the way children learn proper behavior from their parents. Mostly what God does is love you."