Jammie Elkins

Very interesting and uplifting

Revisado: 09-10-24 El oyente recibió este título gratis

The author takes us on a journey through his brother’s faith crisis, which sends him on a bit of a faith crisis for himself too. It’s full of great little stories within the bigger story and helps us see how all things can work toward God’s plan of growing and understanding. I especially liked the last section entitled “Why I Stay”. The narration is clean and well performed.

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Easy read. Very faith promoting.

Revisado: 06-28-24 El oyente recibió este título gratis

Very faith promoting. Made me think deeper about priesthood blessings as well as faith in general. Easy read.

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Just discovered this podcast!

Revisado: 12-18-22

I just discovered this podcast after searching for Muhlestein (after hearing him speak at something else) and this is definitely my kind of podcast! After listening to a few of the recent ones, I decided to start back at the beginning of all of them. I dread the day when I'm all the way caught up, but then I'll just go back to my favorites when there's not a new one. So much for me to learn about Abraham and Egypt and all that good stuff.

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First half is priceless, second half a lot of crap

Revisado: 10-25-22

This book did a fantastic job at pinpointing and analyzing the problem of boys and men being devalued. mybissue is with the later chapters where it talks about a lot of nonsense about autism being caused by Tylenol, boys being cured of autism and ADHD with a gluten free diet and hot baths etc. So, definitely worth my time, but there is a lot to roll my eyes about.

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NOT QUITE AS RIVETING AS I HOPED

Revisado: 02-09-22

I'm a fan of the Givens writings and have heard a lot about Eugene England while still not knowing a whole lot about him. The story of his life was not quite the page turner I had hoped it would be, but I am glad I read it. I thought Givens did a fantastic job at telling the story of conflicts and controversy without being preachy or pushy one way or the other. Great job at giving both sides and letting us decide our own thoughts.

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I don't follow tennis, but this was awesome

Revisado: 12-20-21

I don't follow tennis, but I found this book very compelling. very well written. You don't have to be a tennis fan to love it

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love me some Lamour

Revisado: 06-21-21

as always, great stuff by L'Amour. I was able to listen to this for free with my audible account. the reader did a great job.

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I don't agree with every bit, but...

Revisado: 05-04-21

I'm not going to sit here and pretend I agree with everything that was said in this book, but I d 100% agree with the idea that we Latter-day Saints need to be more open to the idea that other points of view are just as valid as our own. that idea is spot on and has kept me thinking about this concept from many different angles and for many days. I think the main concepts in his book are some of the most important lessons we need in the Church today.

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One of the best books I've read/listened to.

Revisado: 03-31-21

I was assigned to read this book back in college, but when I did, I gave it only enough attention to pass a test. I found it so interesting that I promised myself I would circle back and give it a better read after graduation when I would have more time. This book opened my eyes on so many levels. Fascinating and horrifying all at once. True evils and true courage are found in this true story, the likes of which we Americans have little idea.

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