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Camp on It: Growing Strong in Your Faith

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Join your friends from Odyssey on a special journey of imagination, excitement and discovery. Be inspired by 14 faith-building Adventures in Odyssey audio dramas, and explore 14 days of devotions to help you embark on a lifelong journey with Jesus and live out your faith in practical ways. It’s the most amazing adventure ever!

5 pages, Audio CD

Published May 7, 2019

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8 reviews
August 26, 2025
I enjoyed this book - I only started learning new things in the last 25%, which is why it’s not getting five stars - but its take on strengths and weaknesses in personality types was interesting. Most personality tests aren’t geared towards how you show balanced love to others, and this book gave some great tools for that.

My very first impression was that they do a lot of story telling and took a while to get to the point. The story telling does help contextualize the advice they give later. If you start this book and are getting a bit impatient (like I was - I’ve done a lot of academic reading in the last three years and am used to faster pace), know that this book progresses at a relaxed pace and the ending chapters are worth it.

Some takeaways:
- “There is no way overcome a weakness without first knowing our strengths… often our weaknesses are simply a reflection of our strengths being pushed to an extreme”(83). Consider that balance can be found in our weaknesses; Jesus held all the strengths of each of the personality types in this book in balance, and this example should draw us closer to him.
- The book gave some biblical examples of Jesus saying no: Matthew 21:23-27; Mark 1:32-39; 10:35-40; 14:53-61; John 6:15
- Fear is at the heart of procrastination, and it can freeze us in sin. The next step they gave was to avoid the trap of instant change. Conviction may be a common occurrence for us, but conviction itself doesn’t guarantee will be moved to action. Expecting immediate success is a recipe for staying trapped.

Those are my brief thoughts! Good book.
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August 16, 2023
Very good book at analyzing strengths and weaknesses of various personality types. While the authors settle on four types, I think most people are a blend of all the types to some degree. I appreciated the explanations of soft side and hard side love, and how both are important. These men expound principles that are very necessary and also very readable.
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April 3, 2024
This was a really easy-to-understand description of personality types and the importance in finding balance in how you show love. I'm definitely beaver-Golden Retriever in my typing.

I listened to this as an audiobook.
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May 26, 2025
Good concept and a good reminder to show both "hard" and "soft" types of love in relationships, as well as appreciate how difficult it can be for certain personality types to show both types.
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