This is the reality the authors say drove them to
write this book. Both are experienced counselors, and it shows both, in their
biblically-found advice and in their easy narration. Yes, you might find
yourself soaring through the truths, jokes and challenges, while you learn that
assertive, respectful and graceful words (somewhat surprising, but sincere) are
more powerful than nice ones (those expected and wanted), even if this might
result “offensive” to those who like to use women. It might be a challenge, but
as the authors put it, confrontation will lead into intimacy and better
relations.
This book is very easy to read; the authors have a
relaxed and straightforward way that invites the reader to go on. However, I
found myself identified with some situations and had to take a pause and ponder
about it before reading on, and this does not happen to me with any book, which
is another fact I liked about this one. I even read some chapters twice.
A great asset, at the end of each chapter, the
authors include a series of questions that might be used for study in small
groups or for personal reflection. They also invite the reader to go to certain
verses in the Bible and study how the principle they it includes, this book
might not be needed and the authors be out of work!
I received a complimentary copy of this book from
Bethany House Publishers for review, but this does not bias my opinion on the
book nor the authors.
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