Written by a team of two couples with many years of experience, this is a timely book for those who find themselves struggling with shame and guilt whether it is their own or others'.
An extensive list of real life examples, and illustrations are noted throughout the book. What follows is a general discussion of the definition of shame and guilt and the suggestion that not all shame or guilt is bad.
An engaging concept and while reading the book you find that it is true. Some shame, some guilt, is healthy and promotes repentance and reconciliation.
While the book is written to all, the focus seems to be mainly on those who have made a commitment to Christ.
All ideas in the book are biblically sound and, therefore, trustworthy. The application process of the "healing ingredients" provides a firm foundation for dealing with shame and guilt, prompting the reader to solid approach to healing.
If I would note one criticism, it would be the shift in speakers. All four authors are interesting and offer great advice; however, the reader may struggle with the change in author.
I would recommend this book to any believer battling the issue of shame and guilt. The advice comes from four experienced authors and provides sound biblical advice.
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