I loved Skye’s other two books。 Like the prayer book， though， this one was a few notches below the Sermon on the Mount book — perhaps because the latter two books don’t have as much influence from Dallas Willard。 （One of my favorite parts of the first book are the illustrations of Willard’s complex points。）Many entries were powerful while others felt stretched to fit the theme （church）。 Nothing I disagree with， but just lacking originality or conviction。 That said， most of the book is exactly wh I loved Skye’s other two books。 Like the prayer book， though， this one was a few notches below the Sermon on the Mount book — perhaps because the latter two books don’t have as much influence from Dallas Willard。 （One of my favorite parts of the first book are the illustrations of Willard’s complex points。）Many entries were powerful while others felt stretched to fit the theme （church）。 Nothing I disagree with， but just lacking originality or conviction。 That said， most of the book is exactly what the American church must reflect on。 We’ve become far too corporate， consumeristic， and profit-driven。 Skye scripturally and prayerfully undermines these diseases and illuminates an ancient way forward。 。。。more