from pamjw

I love this book. Nadia Bolz-Weber as ever tells life how it is. She is honest,open and challenging in the stories she tells about her relationships with some unlikely Saints. Her writing brings me up short on how I sometimes see and react to other people. A great book for all thinking about comm...

from ms_rowse

Gave me quite a bit to think about regarding my place in my own church and what it means to be a Christian. A bit more raw than Rachel Held Evans or Anne Lamott, but equally inspiring. Will return to this book often, I think.

from Neftzger

In the spirit on honesty, I'd like to state that I typically avoid books by Christian authors. I have an uncontrollable phobia of platitudes and easy answers. This book was different and Bolt-Weber doesn't claim to have all the answers, which immediately got my attention and respect. Nadia Boltz-...

from bness2

Nadia has a way of bringing life to the mundane and ugly, reminding us that God works in so many places we never expect Him to. I so much appreciate her reminders that we are all so human that we should not be surprised we have flaws and be thankful that God uses us flawed beings to bring love an...

from SueinCyprus

This is a very thought-provoking book, peppered, as the author's autobiography was, with decidedly 'strong' language. Nadia Bolz-Weber is a Lutheran pastor who has found the heart of the Gospel, finding Jesus in the unlikely - and sometimes unlikeable - people she meets. Each chapter tells a diff...