Table for Two by Dunham

I received a copy of this book at no charge from the publisher for the purpose of an honest review.

I highly recommend this book to all believers. I do realize it is a book that specifically addresses the topic of eating disorders, however, this book is filled with so many good questions and helps that could benefit almost any struggle that someone has. I found it super helpful and it is a definite go-to reference for me for aiding people in healing. It directs others toward Christ and is completely practical and biblical.

This book also includes the transparent journey of a sufferer and helper through this struggle. That made it more personal and helpful to the reader. I appreciated the transparency and thoughtfulness and self-awareness of the authors. Overall that makes a book more realistic and fruitful.

Get this book. It is one that you want on your shelf if you are a helper of people. 

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Book Review: The Whole Life by Huie and Smith

I received a free copy of this book from the publisher for the purpose of an honest review.

I requested a copy of this book because as a counselor, I often am wondering what is the best way to provide myself care when I am hearing people's stories of difficulty all day long. It is a privilege to do this work yet also being a burden bearer can become wearing. I am always interested in learning more about biblical self-care.

This book was filled with biblically balanced information about how to care for yourself by stewarding the body/life God gave you so that you can in turn avoid burnout and best serve Him. 

It is formatted by splitting the book up into 52 weeks of study allowing it to be absorbed little by little in order to really aid one's growth in this area. It includes tips and tricks for practical help. I was encouraged and think this book would be helpful for those that need help in this area. 

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