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I just finished listening to chapter three, how parent-guilt is unavoidable, but can actually help us draw closer to God ourselves and point our children to Him. Great stuff! I wish I had a hard copy to underline.

Just started listening to this with my husband on a road trip. I’m enjoying the set up, dreading the inevitable terrible things that are going to happen, and looking forward to a glorious conclusion.

I highly recommend this book to Christ followers!

From chapter 1:
I began to see that these women did not need my advice, nor was I capable of providing what they longed for. What they needed was God’s answers to their heart cries.
Someday I would have to stand before God and answer for what I encouraged other women to do. So I began to seek His remedies for people’s burdens.

From chapter 1:
I began to see that these women did not need my advice, nor was I capable of providing what they longed for. What they needed was God’s answers to their heart cries.

Someday I would have to stand before God and answer for what I encouraged other women to do. So I began to seek His remedies for people’s burdens.

Just finished chapter five about Jesus' perfect humanity. Really liked this one.

Wow. I had never recognized the significance of Tolkien's recurring theme of the return of the king.

This is all so good. Ch13--amazing, especially with the Scripture passages. This is our adventure, we get to choose to love God and obey His commandments, then enjoy the ride! Including the choices we get to make!

The Scriptures she pulls together at the end are marvelous

I can't believe how good this book is. It pulls out all the spiritual parallels that I've seen plus so many--and (just like God) each chapter exactly fits with one I'm facing when I read it.
Not to mention that it is so good to be reading it (and discussing it) with Gracie.

Finally read ch 2 w/ Grace. It perfectly followed a Navigator conference which opened my eyes to God's job description for me.
"The harvest is great but the laborers are few."
"“If anyone comes to Me and does not hate his father and mother, wife and children, brothers and sisters, yes, and his own life also, he cannot be My disciple. And whoever does not bear his cross and come after Me cannot be My disciple."

Just finished reading the 1st chapter with my 11yr old sister, having previously read the multiple introductions.
I'm ready to give it a 5 star rating already. She may not be getting a lot out of it, but I sure am! :)
My older sis and I had observed many profound spiritual truths reflected in The Hobbit, and it appears that Arthur will deal with them all, and drive it home in me.