Review: It Starts With The Little Things
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 14, 2013
This is a great add on to The Times of Trouble series, but holds its own as a stand alone book.  Timothy is "discovered" in a church and loves singing Gospel.  When he wins a contest and starts his recording career, he gets too busy to read his bible, he can do it later; there will be time for devotions later; he can call or email his parents later. Then praying about his situation gets put on the sidelines.  Parents?  He doesn't need parents, and when they come to visit unannounced- he slams the door in their faces.  Suddenly he doesn't need God at all, Timothy thinks he's doing fine all on his own.  Too late Timothy finds that he DOES need God, and by the time he realizes it, he has burned all his bridges.  This is a story of how once you start inching away from God, it suddenly becomes miles.  This is also a story of a gracious God.  It should be a caution for all young adults that think their "little sin" won't matter.  I was given a copy of this book for my honest review.