I really enjoyed Spiritual Life Hacks. It's broken into smaller chapters, each focusing on a different hack. Because of its structure, it's easy to fit a little reading into a few spare minutes of the day--and to put it down and come back to it a few days (or more) later. The tips cover a wide variety of issues, and for the most part, are very practical.

The title and cover excited me. However, when I started reading it, I felt slightly disconnected from the words.

The title Spiritual Life Hacks really stood out to me and I was excited to read and review this book because it sounded fun. I may have went in with too high expectations for a fun, down to earth book. Unfortunately it lacked in both those traits. I struggled getting through this book.

I struggled to get into this book, the hacks were laid out in a weird way and I can't get behind everything the book said but it offered some interesting suggestions!

I just could not get into this one. Not sure if it was the voice/writing style or the material itself. It's a very interesting concept though. I don't think the author really understood what a life hack is? Perhaps I am just younger than the target audience. At 30, that doesn't happen much!

Loved this book. It’s not out for a while so posting initial feedback here, will update nearer the time with full review and blog links. Really enjoyed it though!

While I can’t agree on every scriptural interpretation in this book, it certainly offers some interesting concepts. Thank you.