This workbook is helpful and encouraging. I appreciate the stories of people in the Bible who struggled with doubt and how Jesus responded to them with compassion. I also appreciate that this workbook has a balance of content and questions. The questions are mostly helpful (though some transitions to the questions are abrupt), and some of the writing has good insights. I urge caution in presuming to know why God hasn’t answered a prayer, but most of what Groeschel says is backed by scripture. Overall, this book is helpful to me in a season of spiritual struggle, and I believe it will be helpful to others too.

Thank you to NetGalley and HarperChristian for the free eARC. I post this review with my honest opinions. This review is posted on Goodreads and will be posted on Amazon and Instagram within a week of the book’s publication.

I think this book was not for me as I don't usually read books related to these topics. I came across this book as my friend suggested to buddy read but I really wanted to dnf it at few points. Many of you would like this book cause the friend of mine actually loved it. So it's all about your own prespectives.