Review of the book Great Day Every Day by Max Lucado

I enjoyed this book alot. I read it all in one day.I like this one quote on page 46. Remember how he taught us to pray? "Give us day by day our daily bread"(Luke 11:13, nkjv). We should only live our life one day at a time. I also like how the author said on page 67 if we have problems then go to GOD and he will help us. No matter if we think our problem is too large, if our sins are too numerous, If our future seems frightening, if our enemy is too strong? That reading the bible and talking to GOD can help us in the long run.

I also like the quote on page 69. Sometimes our problem can be solved by praying about it and by leaving it in the hands of someone who can do something about it, like GOD.

At the end of the book the author had some discussion questions to think about and my favorite question is what is the most difficult day you had to endure in the past year, what made it so hard and were you able to make into a good day? My most difficult day was when I had a seizure. it scared me because it came out of nowhere and it scared me to think i was unconscious for 10 whole minutes before I woke up. It makes you realize that everyday can be your last and you have no control over it and that I am thankful that I have family and friends who love me and can make my life better. I was able to make it into a good day by knowing that my husband truly loved me and I could see how concerned he was about my life and how much he truly did love me and appreciate me and took care of me. He is truly a good husband. All in all I liked this book and have enjoyed many books by this author.

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