The Goodness of God

It was really good for me to read The Goodness of God by Randy Alcorn. I don’t know if I would have been ready for it a year or so ago when I was in the middle of my battle with grief or not, but I do know it was helpful for me to read it now and reflect on the good that God has brought through tragedy.




I can’t say that this book answered all my questions, or that everything made perfect sense to me, but there were several light bulb moments for me as I read through it. It also opened the door for some further discussion with my husband.



Do you ever wonder why a loving God can allow suffering and evil in the world? Then you should read this book. It may not completely answer that question for you, but it will give you a fresh perspective and a lot to think about.



*I received this book free from Waterbrook Multnomah Publishers in exchange for an honest review.

Outlive Your Life

I always enjoy Max Lucado’s book. He has an interesting, down-to-earth way of writing. This book, Outlive Your Life, is no exception. He encourages his readers to make a difference in the lives of others. Be kind to those less fortunate. Help others where you can. Don’t turn your back on anyone.


Read this book if you want to be challenged to get out of your own little corner of the world and get involved in the lives of others. You never know how far-reaching the effects of doing what you can may be.

What if we all did a little more? What if we all loved a little more? Cared a little more? What if all of God’s people did what they could to help others? What a difference we could make! Even the smallest things can have a great impact when done with a heart of love!



I would highly recommend this book to others to read. It’s written in an easy to read style, but the message is something we would all do well to take to heart. And if we do, we will never be the same!



Booksneeze provided me with a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.