I thought it was a very good book. It is something that you need to refer to from time to time to make sure you are asking yourself the questions Andy is asking of you to consider. I am hoping it will be helpful in the future for me when making life changing decisions.

Just plain ol' christian common sense, gave it to my son, he seems to be in a period in his life where he can use this

might have been helpful 40 years ago, not at this stage in life.

You know those books you read and you wish not only everyone you know and love would read, but EVERYONE would read? This is one of those books. I wish that, not because I think - wow- I had all this figured out and THEY should really read this, but precisely because I don't have it figured out, even after half a century of decisions and regrets, and I want them to be armed with practical handles to grab onto as they make their life's decisions. I have been following Andy as my pastor's pastor for about a decade now, and he has an amazing way of boiling things down to there essence without sacrificing any Truth, content or impact. If you want to read a literary truth bomb that will blow up your life in all the best ways possible, this book is for you!

Truth can be hard to hear. Personal responsibility can be hard to accept. Yet Andy makes both issues approachable. Doable. His kind attention to biblical truth and his real-life examples make the topic of choosing better reachable. We can do this. Andy does not preach from an assumed ivory tower. He shares humble wisdom grounded in scripture. He challenges me to be better, not because of his words, but because he always takes his readers to the source of his wisdom, Christ.