Anika Wright > Recent Status Updates

This series is getting so good!

Page count for the app is a little weird, so I’ll put 60% as I’m on week 6 of 10.

Still loving this study! Deep theological analysis with solid scriptural backing, & surprisingly introspective. I’m always looking forward to discussions with the group.

Love!

This book lowkey infuriates me

If I wasn’t reading it with a group of people who continue to have wonderful, deep, thought provoking discussion, I’d DNF it.

I’m loving this so far. Big fan of the “homework.”

I do wish some of his examples were a bit more concrete, especially moments where he recommends using the scripture to entreat his children. He can be quite vague there, while he gives detailed (somewhat obvious) examples of what not to do.

Overall, I’m motivated to better familiarize myself with instructive passages for reference. So that’s a positive takeaway, I suppose.

So far, I feel like the author overly focuses on what not-to-do (redundant and somewhat condescending) but I’m hopeful that we’re moving into practical and tangible applications of the what-to-do. Grateful for the study group members who have a lot more insight and wisdom to offer.

I’m enjoying this so much more than I expected. Great narration in the audiobook! 🔭🪐🧑‍🚀🚀

Chapter 22-27 Lamenting & Hope
Powerful section, by far my favorite part thus far