Relationships: A Mess Worth Making

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  This book is appropriate for all types of relationships in life and therefore a good book for all people to read, unless you have never had an interaction with another person (and who hasn't?). This book was more important then I expected it to be in its convicting nature, and application based storytelling.

  Every relationship you encounter in life will eventually enter conflict and what you do at that point is what really defines the relationship. This book put the points of conflict in... (show more)

  This book is appropriate for all types of relationships in life and therefore a good book for all people to read, unless you have never had an interaction with another person (and who hasn't?). This book was more important then I expected it to be in its convicting nature, and application based storytelling.

  Every relationship you encounter in life will eventually enter conflict and what you do at that point is what really defines the relationship. This book put the points of conflict in the context of being God's purpose. The authors of this book highlight the importance of submitting to "the mess" we may find in our lives, and ways to do this without making it messier. (show less)

   

   

  by Facebook User on Feb 20, 2009 at 05:24AM

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  yep, we people are messy but we were made for relationships. God uses people in our lives to challenge us and change us from staying our typical boring selves

   

   

  by Katie Starkey on Oct 13, 2009 at 02:35AM

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