I have been an avid Delirious fan since the mid-nineteen-nineties. In many ways, the band has been like part of my family--always there on long trips, in the kitchen with me preparing dinner, even in my headphones when I was in labor. They were, and are, a great blessing to "know." That being said, I enjoyed Martin's book very much. His honesty, frankness and friendly tone made the book a pleasure to read. He poses some serious questions about what living, authentic faith in Christ should look like in a modern world while relating his own (sometimes painful) spiritual journey. This book reveals the joys, sorrows, and hopes of a beautiful man of God. Enjoy!

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