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Misael Ivan _azewayz — This book redefines the phrase "seeking God`s will" by exploring the elements of pagan rituals that influences our notion that God purposefully hides His will from His children. Furthermore it warns us that by using the phrase "seeking GOd`s will" we are providing ourselves and others a misrepresentation of what we really want to say, that is "living God's will." More importantly, Waltke explains how to "live in God`s will", outlining specific actions we should take in order to know and live a life that is as God wants us to live. Throughout he explanations, he supports his explanations through extensive use of Bible verses, examples of people in the Old and New Testament, and his personal experiences. He also provides commentary about His own shortcomings and struggles in living God`s will. This book really helped me to rethink how I view my relationship with God, how I (mis)trust Him, and how to change my life so that I am living God`s will. It does not tell you what jobs to pick in the future, what kind of life to live, but it does show you how to live a Christ-like life so that you would learn to discover the answers to these questions in God. It breaks down a lot of my own personal barriers concerning how I live and where I am headed for in the future. After reading this book, I am able to trust God and my relationship with God more because I am reading His words and trusting in God`s omni-potence. However, he makes certain religious commentaries about current social issues, like homosexuality, without providing a thorough explanation for how it is related to "living God`s will." They pop up sparingly, but at certain points in the book like a thorn in a rosebush. I wished he would have provided further explanation to weave his commentaries into his explanations. The lack of Biblica support for his commentaries made those insertions confusing and awkward.

Farah Sherif _arouh — Best American History book I have read in a while. Great chapters and pinpoint accuracy on key events in the shaping of our country. Read this one.

Hablot Majoric _ajoric — Nice look at the job of being a prison librarian/creative writing teacher. Avi was able to relate to different troubled personalities in the Boston prison he worked at. He had a lot of "there but for the Grace of God go I" as a "fallen" Orthodox Jew.

Tom Cw thomascwarren1 — My dad recommended this book, and wouldn't STOP recommending it! It sounds like it is hilarious, witty, and writhing with personality.