But one of my favorite quotes from Max, “If there's a tree in heaven, He's carved your name in the bark. There are so many wonderful quotes, I could highlight the entire book. It would make a great gift to give for any occasion. It's a book you will want to read over and over. The chapters are short enough, but deep enough to take one at a time. “The Gift For All People” would make a great devotional book.

But if you read it with an open heart, you will cherish each moment and be changed by it. This book can take you to gut wrenching lows and emotional highs. Max has been blessed with a unique gift for sharing God's word in a wonderful thought provoking way. But some times we grow lax and need to be reminded. Through out the chapters Max paints word pictures to help us better understand what “The Gift” was that Christ gave us. The title, “The Gift For All People” is unequivocally perfect. This may be a small book in length, but it is so full of promises and reminders of what Christ has done for us. What a beautiful different way Max uses words. I love this author, what ever he writes, I want to read. **I received a free copy of this book from Blogging for Books in exchange for this honest review.** I definitely recommend it and I really need to read more of Lucado's books. This isn't the first book I've read that's like that, but seeing as how I'm used to His Name always being capitalized, it stood out to me.Īll the way around this was an amazing, thought-provoking book. One thing that did bother me was that pronouns were not capitalized when referencing Jesus or God. He speaks of grace and redemption in ways so clear and personal, it caused me to sit back and ponder - to have a deeper awe of Christ's sacrifice. Max Lucado paints the story of salvation and the majesty of the old rugged cross in such a way that I found myself considering things I'd never thought of on my own. ~ quote from pages 68-69, (some capitalization added by me)ĭeep, yet simplistic.

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