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A review by celenac
Emotionally Healthy Spirituality: Unleash a Revolution in Your Life In Christ by Peter Scazzero
3.0
There are some good points in this book, but I thought most were pretty basic and not eye-opening. Reading through the book felt more like I was being reminded of something than learning something new.
While examples are supposed to support and enforce a writer's ideas, I found Scazzero's examples doing the opposite for me, mainly because he didn't pull a lot from scripture. His ideas seemed to be more rooted in other people's ideas and random events. He even used some fictional examples (in one chapter section, the main example was from an animated movie), which I didn't find credible.
I also would've liked it more if Scazzero dove a bit deeper into his concepts like The Wall and a Rule of Life. In most cases, he seemed to just mention things and move onto the next section. Maybe the purpose was to keep the chapter sections concise and digestible, in that case it did the job.
While examples are supposed to support and enforce a writer's ideas, I found Scazzero's examples doing the opposite for me, mainly because he didn't pull a lot from scripture. His ideas seemed to be more rooted in other people's ideas and random events. He even used some fictional examples (in one chapter section, the main example was from an animated movie), which I didn't find credible.
I also would've liked it more if Scazzero dove a bit deeper into his concepts like The Wall and a Rule of Life. In most cases, he seemed to just mention things and move onto the next section. Maybe the purpose was to keep the chapter sections concise and digestible, in that case it did the job.