TLC Book Review Tour Stop: Uncomplicate It by Hosanna Wong

 

 

Does the Christian life feel complicated to you? 

Uncomplicate It by Hosanna Wong is a book that gives you permission to live your life in a less complicated way in your own uniqueness.

This book is divided into four parts: This is Your Permission Slip, which encourages you to be your own person and to live your life in your own unique way, the way God made YOU. The second section covers roadblocks to living that way--busyness, distractions, grief, shame and more. The third section gives shortcuts to better living the Christian life through your own personality, playing, pruning and more. The fourth section is called The Great Uncomplicating: How do you live life as the real you and how do you make sure it lasts? 

There is a lot to think about in Uncomplicate It. It is a thoughtful and easy to read book in that the author writes as if she were talking to you over a hot beverage at the kitchen table. 

From the Publisher:  

What if enjoying life with God is simpler than you’ve heard? What if your personality, the way you learn, the things you enjoy, your season of life, and your many roles aren’t roadblocks to overcome but instead shortcuts to real connection with your Creator? International speaker Hosanna Wong offers you a permission slip to un-complicate your relationship with God and enjoy Him in your own unique way.

She will help you:

  • break free from unrealistic expectations that do not come from God;
  • overcome 6 roadblocks that keep you from enjoying your life and relationship with God;
  • unlock 6 shortcuts to enjoying God in your current season;
  • learn from interviews with over one thousand believers about their unique ways of encountering God; and
  • drop the guilt, shame, and comparison that comes from the lie that your relationship with Jesus must look one certain way, or else. 

A real relationship with God is not one-size-fits all. Your relationship with God does not have to look like anyone else’s. And it doesn’t have to look the same way it did years ago. You can un-complicate it. This is your permission slip to embrace the unique way God has made you, in this specific stage of life you’re in, so that you can fully receive all the good that God has for you right now. 

I received a copy of this book from the publisher through TLC Book Tours. All opinions are my own.

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