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A review by sean67
Best of All by Max Lucado
3.0
Another book in the Wemmicksville series and another love letter to self esteem and this time focussing on 'family tree' on ancestry and saying you are special even if you didn't;t come from this stock, etc.
Class still plays a part in society, whether we like it or not, and there is truth in what the underlying thesis of the book is that it does not really matter what people think only what God thinks, and God thinks you are special.
It is though still disappointing that even though the book in a round about way points you towards God it is still not pointing a way for salvation through Christ in the Christian theology tradition, which these books are meant to represent.
Self esteem is fine but it won't last beyond the grave.
Class still plays a part in society, whether we like it or not, and there is truth in what the underlying thesis of the book is that it does not really matter what people think only what God thinks, and God thinks you are special.
It is though still disappointing that even though the book in a round about way points you towards God it is still not pointing a way for salvation through Christ in the Christian theology tradition, which these books are meant to represent.
Self esteem is fine but it won't last beyond the grave.