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Book Review: Holy Discontent

415aMh6QJyL. SL500 AA240  Book Review: Holy DiscontentThis was the first book I’ve read by Bill Hybels. I was watching a dvd of The Leadership Summit in 2006 and Bill’s lesson was life changing. He spoke on the Life Cycle of a Leader…anyway, that is what got me curious about reading his stuff.

This was the only book I found at the bookstore by him, so I picked it up. When I read it, I very excited because it seemed to line up with a lot of other things I am learning right now. The whole book basically talks about your purpose in life and finding out what drives you in life. It reminded me a lot of The Barbarian Way by Erwin McManus. It really challenged me to live my life on purpose, and that purpose better be a lot bigger than me!

I would definitely recommend this book…quick read, great stories, and it gets you pumped to change the world!!

Final Grade: B Buy it here.

Book Review: The Barbarian Way

512AB6RNWRL. SL500 BO2,204,203,200 PIsitb dp 500 arrow,TopRight,45, 64 OU01 AA240 SH20  Book Review: The Barbarian WayErwin McManus does it again! Wow! I literally started and finished this book today (it’s a quick read). This book was amazing and really challenged me to risk a lot in going after God’s purpose for my life. I am pumped!

I say this a lot, but that’s because I only try to read life changing books, but everyone should read this book who is committed to take the mission Jesus gave to all of us serious. This book really taught me that just because God leads you to do something doesn’t mean it is going to be safe and easy. In fact, if it’s safe and easy, it’s probably not God!

Must Read! Final Grade A+
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Book Review: Talent is Never Enough

51FskLXZd1L. SL500 BO2,204,203,200 PIsitb dp 500 arrow,TopRight,45, 64 OU01 AA240 SH20  Book Review: Talent is Never EnoughI was recently in the mood for a Maxwell book and currently in my own personal life I was and am realizing that I could be the most talented person in the world, but if I don’t take that talent and gift and work on it, I’ll never accomplish anything worthwhile.

This book wasn’t anything new when it comes to Maxwell’s stuff, but I like the premise of the book. Talent really is never enough! How many talented and gifted people do you know that never reach their potential? This book really helped me refocus on the disciplines of my talent, my character, and the importance of surrounding myself with others who can cover my weaknesses!

I would recommend this book and any Maxwell book to you… they are always refreshing and encouraging, and I find that every time I go back and read them a few years later (as I’ve developed), I read them at a whole new level.

Final Grade: B

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