Jesse Wells

Great testimony and simple, confident, humble response that corresponds well to Scripture’s word on this topic.

Revisado: 08-26-24

I’ve already recommended this book to friends, along with Gay Girl Good God. These are truthful yet disarming books and I’m glad for their witness.

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Helpful way of engaging with others

Revisado: 07-02-24

It was a practical and insightful book especially on how to ask engaging questions for the purpose of connectedness and emotional communication (in a good way).

One thing that was very annoying through about three quarters of the book (maybe it was a social experiment of the author) was the reader would repeat or stutter the first word of a sentence. It was very distracting.

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An accessible, encouraging book on knowledge

Revisado: 05-31-24

It took a few chapters I “felt” for her to get into the meat of what she was getting across, but once she does it was a great experience. I think her model of knowing stands a much greater chance of actually engaging the minds of young people in our culture who are still going through epistemological crises of knowing. There is a realism to her rationale and emotion to her knowledge, which I think is exactly what the topic of philosophy needs a fresh breath of!

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The prime example of simple faithfulness no matter the circumstance

Revisado: 05-17-24

It started just a little slow because there were a lot of names correlated with his running years but it really is gripping as his ministry moves toward China.

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A clear account of an exceptional life

Revisado: 05-03-24

The book was very thorough in presenting a clear form of a man who made mistakes along with great victories. He was somewhat of a last of his breed of soldier and his views on what America’s stance should have been in the Pacific from the 30’s to the 60’s was very keen, though he was a bit unruly in his execution of tasks at time. A great book.

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Just wow

Revisado: 12-06-23

Incredible job by the author on taking so much information and making it read like a novel. It was engaging and he did a good job simply presenting what happened and the views of the many sides of the north and the more singular side of the south.

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Powerful story for anyone with siblings or children

Revisado: 11-10-22

This book series has changed my wife and I and moved us to tears in so many places because of the heart behind the jewels of Anniera. It starts out so innocent and childish then grips you until the end of the fourth book!

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The power of gospel love rather than the love of power

Revisado: 09-09-22

A family filled with poise and prayer, each one always encouraging the other to more love and thankfulness. Though half the story is in a dark place during a dark time, light radiates from Corrie’s pen of remembrance of her life and family.

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A classic

Revisado: 08-12-22

A classic story but poor audio. It’s a hard look into another world not far from our present.

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A great book to help one think more clear and concise.

Revisado: 08-11-22

In a world that has forgotten how to dialogue with an opposing thought or person, or just make someone feel noticed with intentional words, and to convey yourself in a more tactful manner - this was a charming book to those ends.

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