A Personal Guide for Your Journey
Highly respected, best-selling spiritual mentors, including Francis Chan, Eugene Peterson (The Message), Bill Hybels, and others, provide guidance as you navigate uncharted roads ahead.
There is a road everyone must travel. Who among us doesn't need a mentor and guide to help us along the way? The Bible provides guidelines for navigating the roadblocks, detours, and potholes that keep us from reaching our desired destination. The authors deliver insights that assure spiritual health and well-being, despite the obstacles we face on our journey.
My review:
I'll admit this book caught my attention primarily because Francis Chan was a contributing author, but then the idea of the book also sounded good, so I requested it.
The authors did not collaborate and write the book together. Each chapter is by a different author and on a different subject. I found the book ideal for reading over a longer period of time, instead of over a day or two because of that.
The book is not just interesting, but has some valuable lessons and advice. I found myself encouraged and helped by what I read. Some of these authors have gotten a lot of experience over their years as pastors and authors, and have a lot of good things to pass on. And although this isn't marketed as a devotional, it could almost be used as one.
On this journey of life, we can all use some extra help, and this book is one that can do that.
The Road We Must Travel is available from Worthy Publishing.
Thanks to Worthy for the review copy.
There is a road everyone must travel. Who among us doesn't need a mentor and guide to help us along the way? The Bible provides guidelines for navigating the roadblocks, detours, and potholes that keep us from reaching our desired destination. The authors deliver insights that assure spiritual health and well-being, despite the obstacles we face on our journey.
My review:
I'll admit this book caught my attention primarily because Francis Chan was a contributing author, but then the idea of the book also sounded good, so I requested it.
The authors did not collaborate and write the book together. Each chapter is by a different author and on a different subject. I found the book ideal for reading over a longer period of time, instead of over a day or two because of that.
The book is not just interesting, but has some valuable lessons and advice. I found myself encouraged and helped by what I read. Some of these authors have gotten a lot of experience over their years as pastors and authors, and have a lot of good things to pass on. And although this isn't marketed as a devotional, it could almost be used as one.
On this journey of life, we can all use some extra help, and this book is one that can do that.
The Road We Must Travel is available from Worthy Publishing.
Thanks to Worthy for the review copy.
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