I borrowed this first as an audiobook (from the app, hoopla; 10/10 would recommend) and probably finished it in a few days. It’s at the top of my list for books I want to buy to own! I love Louie’s friendly tone and penetrating wisdom, and especially the Scripture truths and comforts that run rampant throughout the entire book! This stirred up a newfound love in me for Psalm 23.

I read this is a part of Brandon Sanderson’s kickstarter of four novels back in 2023. Some friends and I had a little book club for each novel, and this one was the first (and the only one I read…) I love the unique and genius worldbuilding that Sanderson creates in each of his books, and this one was specifically brilliant!

A friend and I read this together in the latter half of 2022, and I’ve been meaning to read it again ever since! Instilling the mindset of contentment is one of my biggest desires since reading this book; Davis makes it that enviable and fascinating. It’s based on a series of sermons by puritan preacher, Jeremiah Burroughs, and Davis breaks down his Burroughs’ definition, practically and understandably!

I just love Lysa TerKeurst, in case you couldn’t tell by my previous five posts…
This is probably my favorite book by her. It’s personal, insightful, and hopeful; the perfect blend I needed when I was going through my major mental health battle. It took me a hot second to finish it since my motivation to read is awful, but I loved Lysa’s storytelling abilities and encouraging wisdom!

I’m gonna be honest: I haven’t finished this book, BUT I love it. I guess that can be a testament of how good this book is. I love the nature-inspired imagery that makes up this book as well as Saffles’ encouragement and teaching. I love being a woman and am ecstatic at the opportunity to grow in that womanhood, especially biblical womanhood, and Saffles’ does a wonderful job of instructing and inspiring women toward this!