Personally I found this book to be of little value. It felt like it was written for the sake of selling another book. The exegesis was non-existent to poor. The basic premise that there are 7,000+ promises in the Bible for you is just false. The majority were written for a specific people and purpose. They are not name it and claim it promises. The certainty that is claimed was hard to read. Max comes across with an air of “certainty” that I find difficult to accept. For example in the text about the passage in Ezekiel he says, “Who could this be but Satan? This prophecy is nothing less than a description of the fall of the devil.” Well… I disagree. I believe as it states that that passage is a reference to the King of Tyre. And the reference to Isa 14:12 and Lucifer. Modern translations do not translate the proper name Lucifer there. Only the KJV and NKJV. The current thinking is that passage does not refer to Satan. In summary, this book is not my cup of tea

My hope is secure and founded on His promises now more than ever after reading Unshakeable Hope. Hallelujah!

Another amazing book by Max Lucado. This book makes you laugh as Max is a very relatable author and isn’t afraid to make fun of himself. He has a way of sharing real life stories of people like Billy Graham and other well-known Christians to send a message home to the reader that makes you realize how the Lord loves you and will bless your life in ways you can’t begin to imagine. Only God is capable of turning our trials into triumphs. I laughed and cried when I read this book. I highly recommend.

I enjoy, love, and learn from every book I have read by this wonderful man ... and trust me, I have read many of them. I always feel happy and blessed after reading one of his books. I will be sharing my joy with others. Thank You!