Nicole Zasowski

What If It’s Wonderful? touched me more than I had originally imagined, and opened my eyes to a fresh, new perspective.

I must admit, I had been apprehensive to read this tome. As with most Christian spiritual growth books you run the risk of opening unknown wounds of the past, something that is truly terrifying to me. I am one of those people that suppress what I am feeling or going through, and have had instances in the past where I’ve read something that’s evoked emotions that I am not ready to deal with yet. The author did a wonderful job of bringing a mirror to my soul, helping to guide me to face situations of my past, and finally giving words to the wordless emotions in my heart. She did it in such a gentle way that I never felt overwhelmed, but actually hopeful that bringing these emotions to light, and working through them, would be cathartic.

I loved the reminder of choice. So many of us get lost in our emotions that we forget that we have a choice and can choose to see situations from a different and more positive mindset. God loves celebrations, just look at how many are depicted in the Bible, and He did not mean for us to wallow in our emotions, but to celebrate the little things, and find the good in it all.

With notes and a discussion guide, this is an invaluable resource that is a quick study, but one that packs a valuable punch. I can already see this being a blessing in my own life, and I know it will be in yours as well.

*I have voluntarily reviewed a copy of this book which I received from the author/publisher through TLC Book Tours. All views and opinions expressed are completely honest, and my own.… (mere)