It was nice to get some more insight into the life of Joshua Harris and his early days of theology research and to get the different view of what transformed him and how he's grown. It was a good book. it was too the point. I enjoyed it for what it was worth. I tend to like his other books more (which I have all of them) and I do read theology books regularly. I really just like how he makes it so personal rather than just giving insight. That is wonderful to me. It was nice to read about his own father's transformation too. I love learning about how God grabs a hold of people and how they decide to live their life afterwards.

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