My Review of 'Move On' by Vicki Courtney

When I select books to review, I generally choose books that affect me on a personal level.  I look for titles that indicate that the book might contain the help and information that I might need to refer to in certain situations in my life.

Vicki's book, 'Move On', is definitely one of those books.

It is a down to earth, with the times, honest look in to her own personal stories of struggles and fears being overcome and overtaken by God's mercy.  There are funny parts.  There are sad parts.  There are personal, heart touching parts... but more importantly, for me, there are identifiable parts... familiar parts.. and hopeful parts to this book.

From the go, this book is honest and transparentl.  The kind of writing that draws a reader in and keeps them glued to the pages.. but also, helps them feel not so alone and not so different from everyone else.

I also enjoyed the fact that there are questions/exercises to challenge the reader.  They cause people to think.. and not just move on to the next chapter and the next until the book is over.  It makes the reading a lot more concrete and provides ways and means to help ourselves turn to God to step out of our messes and in to His MERCY.

There are many Bible verses and scriptures contained in its pages to correspond with what Vicki is discussing throughout the chapters.  Many good reference points to go to, for me, at least, when in need of a certain 'something' to sustain my hope in seemingly hopeless situations.

Vicki's book provided me a window to peer in to in order to witness someone else's 'mess' and then, through it all, the extent and reach of the arm of God's mercy.  After reading this book, I no longer feel unworthy of God's mercy and forgiveness.  The words within the pages of this book have changed my heart.

I recommend this book to anyone who needs a better understanding of mercy and its implications in our every day life.

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