Powlison’s worthy read distinguishes the Lord God’s righteous anger against sin, and human anger which mostly wishes to usurp God’s position of control over the details of life. For those who long to overcome sinful anger, this book will be a good launching pad with sound biblical principles.
Review from The Soul of Shame →
This book was hugely helpful to me! I love it and recommend it to everyone!!
First, it’s very comprehensive. If you’ve enjoyed the writings of Dallas Willard, you will enjoy this as well. Like Willard, it’s a “matter of fact” writing style that answers questions that we’ve perhaps not even begun to ask ourselves. His “2 + 2 = 4 (of course!)” writing style causes his conclusions to seem obvious,..
Review from Corona Crisis →
I was not prepared for this to be as well written and relevant for current life right now… I highly recommend it… Also the narrator does an excellent job and his presentation.
Didn’t like narrator. His emphasis on words was annoying. Made it to end of 2
Review from False Alarm →
really well read, and the content is exceptionally put together. this is the best read ive had related to solving global warming
Review from Patient Care →
I enjoy medical stories of one sort or another. This one, based on Dr. Seward’s experiences, helped me better understand what happens in the ER and some of the thinking behind the decisions made there. There is just the right balance between lighter and more serious notes throughout the book, making it enjoyable to read…
Lomborg makes climate policy discussions relevant, engaging and satisfying intellectually, that we can actually speak rationally about climate and put it in perspective, lest we literally bankrupt our societies on ineffective and unfair programs.
This book is a breathe of fresh air when it comes to learning about the subject of climate change. The author doesn’t deny it’s existence, however he does point out that it’s a subject that over exaggerated in the media and politics. I like the points he brings up about investing in all kinds of..
I you have ever listened to Dr. Curt Thompson; you probably understand why this book for me falls flat by the narrator. The author seems for me to be the only authentic voice with difficult but an important work such as this.