Seen. Known. Loved.

Known & Loved

Written by Glenna Marshall

Published by Moody Publishers

Release Date: 06.17.25

Genre: Nonfiction, Christian Living, Theology

5 Stars!

Wonderful truths and life-changing challenges! In Known & Loved, Glenna Marshall walks slowly through Psalm 139, helping readers remember what our hearts often forget: that to be fully known by God is not frightening, but freeing.

Each chapter feels like a quiet conversation with a trusted friend who loves Scripture and believes it with her whole being. Glenna doesn’t rush through the verses; she lingers … showing how the God who knit us together also holds every fear, wound, and failure we try to hide. Her writing is rich in theology yet tender with grace … teaching without striving, comforting without softening truth.

     “God is the Father who runs after the wayward child, who searches high and low for the lost sheep. He doesn’t      change once the child is home or the sheep found. He loves. He loves. He loves.”

That heartbeat echoes through the entire book. This message is about God’s amazing, infinite love—the kind that rescues and restores. Glenna reminds us that the same God who knows us to the core has chosen to set His affection upon us.

This is a book for every heart … believing or searching … that aches to know it is seen, known, and still loved.

Known & Loved invites us to slow down, open the Word, and remember that in every hidden place, we are seen by a holy God who delights to call us His own.

Perfect for readers who appreciate biblically faithful, theologically rich, yet easily accessible books that deepen personal devotion and awe for God.

I received a paperback of this book from the publisher. I am not required to write a positive review nor paid to do so. This is my honest and unbiased review. My thoughts and opinions expressed in this book review are my own. My review focuses on biblical faithfulness, clarity of message, and the author’s ability to illuminate Scripture with accuracy and affection for Christ, ensuring transparency and trustworthy reflection of the book’s spiritual depth and value.