A short read with a powerful message. Most of us have struggled with our faith at
one time or another. The author provide
a realistic story of a young man who is about to make several critical choices
in his life. The main issue is his he
doing the right thing, the more he doubts himself his faith becomes questionable. He is asked to spend some time with his grandfather
who is recovering from a stroke. The
young man takes this time to confide with the one person he can truly trust,
his grandfather who also happens to be a retired pastor. Before you read the book, keep in mind there
is no true ending. The reason it does this
is the book is really a tool for a church study group. The story’s conclusion is left where the
reader must fill in how they think the story should end. The ending allows the readers to explore all the
possibilities. At the end of the book is
a study guide that includes questions for each chapter. The book is a quick read but it is a very
useful tool when discussing topics around Christianity. The next church study class I conduct I will be
using this book.
I received a free copy of this book from Waterbrook Multnomah Publishing in exchange for my honest review of the book.
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