This was a great book about growing in your relationship with God. It honestly felt like marriage counseling between you and God, but God didn’t do anything wrong. I really liked the way Kyle explained things and sounded very informal at times to make it real. Looking forward to deeply my focus on Christ after reading this.

A powerful and inspirational book that inspires us to make God the centre of our world. Even though, as Christians, we know that we *should* be doing this, sometimes it can be really hard to integrate out love of God in our everyday life. Through scripture, personal stories, and a readable style, McNutt helps us to achieve that thing that we all deeply want- a closer connection with God.

Unconstrained: Loving God With Abandon by Kyle McNutt is a marvellous and powerful book that delves into scripture, analyses and explains it with the aim of helping us draw closer to God.
The content of the book is explained in the title - it is all about loving God with every part of your life. Do we love God with our time? Our finances? Our pursuits and passions? With every fibre of our being? If not, why not? God desires every part of us. God is not just for Sundays in church. God is for 24/7. He wants to do life in partnership with you. We must give the driving seat of our lives over to God.
Loving God is not just a nice idea or a suggestion. Loving God is a commandment that will improve our lives.
We must also love others and not just when we feel like it. Not just the people in our circle. We must love as Jesus loves us - that includes everyone whether we like them or not. Love is to be based on character and commitment not feelings.
Unconstrained is a really powerful book that will enhance your walk with God if you let it.
Kyle McNutt writes in a very personable way. He is easy to understand and there is a lot of common sense and passion in what he says. His style is very similar to the style of the talks at Lifecentral.
A powerful book that should grace all our shelves.
I received this book for free. A favourable review was not required and all views expressed are my own.