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Unique and powerful

Revisado: 12-22-24

Such a unique perspective on our purpose in life. Keith Craft has thought through this for a long time. Read the entire book front to back and then read it again. It’s a foundational inspiration.

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Read it three times!!

Revisado: 11-02-24

We are living in hard times. Hard times make for desperate people. As Christians we can’t slouch or slump; desperate people need Jesus. And they need us. Let Christine Cain help you not look back but instead rise up. This is not just worth the read but the re-read.

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Protects and strengthens your heart

Revisado: 02-08-24

No one can comfort you when you are being pulled down into grief as well as someone who has been there. The Evans family has been there — feeling pulled down into deep and relentless grief. Our enemy is heartless, and he will try to take advantage of any Christian’s grief. This uniquely authored message has been a weapon to fend off the enemy and simultaneously a wonderful, hot cup of wellness tea, soothing, strengthening and comforting me. Divine Disruption is 100% worth the read for anyone desperate for faith from the depths. I am listening to it for the second time now. Clearly what the enemy meant for evil for the Evans has been turned into something precious and profound.

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Best John Maxwell book yet

Revisado: 05-20-23

Get the insight of someone who has been asking and answering leadership for decades! I read this book several times and kept learning something new with every repeated session.

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PDF worked fine! And the book is great!

Revisado: 10-25-22

This is a must-have book for anyone who does projects with people!

I wish I would have read this coming out of college.

Thank you for this super practical work.

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So this is what it means to follow Jesus

Revisado: 02-26-22

This is my second time listening to this audiobook. I am also reading the hardback.

Tony Evans has a deep, abiding, and special relationship with Jesus. He’s absolutely done his homework. It has been a privilege and a delight to be encouraged, enlightened, coached, instructed, and comforted in this often misunderstood journey.

Along the way somewhere I have really missed the boat. I have to say it has been confusing to me to look around at American churches and ask myself: what is a disciple?

It is inspiring, motivating, and refreshing to hear the straight-up truth about what it means to 100% follow Jesus and influence others to do the same.

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Maybe better as a book than an audible.

Revisado: 08-21-20

This has some really amazing and inspiring ideas, but I would describe the narration cadence here as choppy. I would enjoy reading the book more I think, although I'm also committed to listening to the end.

I want to buy the book and re-study the many survey results; to me, those are kind of hard to process while listening and driving in a big city. The authors did their homework and this well-presented evidence peppers every chapter. Also, it's the kind of evidence that you want to pass on to others, especially if you are wanting to create a workplace where people thrive and grow.

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esto le resultó útil a 5 personas

Great ideas hard to listen

Revisado: 03-09-20

The narrator tends to drop in volume and articulation at the end of each sentence. Some “s” sounds are whistled. Swapping this book out.

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Life changing.

Revisado: 02-21-20

I met Nik Ripken in the spoken pages of this book during a season of grief in my life. No one cataclysmic event pulled me down. Instead, a series of rejections had begun to take a toll. From chapter one of this audiobook, my wallowing in frustration gave way to a hopeful marveling over Nik Ripken's tenderhearted vulnerability. Then a sense of perspective began to set me free. As the book unfolded, describing some of the hundreds of interviews Nik conducted, I was allowed to meet so many brave brothers and sisters from all over the world. They were facing losses ten, twenty and a hundred times more grievous and unjustified than my own. My heart softened. Over the two-week time that I listened to the Insanity of God, I became sane. Story after story built the case I needed so badly to hear: because Jesus was so insanely kind to come down into this lost and horrible world, I could trust Him again.

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