A Review of "The Best Question Ever" by Andy Stanley
Can one question really help you make the right decisions in every area of your life? Andy Stanley says, "Yes!" Whether a decision involves your love life, employment options, or everyday activities, one simple question can inform your decision. If you are tired of regrets, tired of making apologies, and tired of fixing your mistakes, learn to make better choices the first time.
Stanley brings a pastor's perspective and experiences to this book. Many of the problems he saw/sees in his office could have been avoided if the party/parties had asked a simple question. While it is a bit annoying that he does not reveal the actual question until several chapters have elapsed, it is well worth the wait.
One quote from the book really sums up the problems in most of our lives: "…while nobody plans to mess up his life, the problem is that few of us plan not to." Ouch! He's talking to me. I recommend this book for inclusion in every church library, pastor's study, and counselor's resource collection. It is also a useful read for everyone else. Consider giving it to a high school or college student facing many decisions.
I received a free review copy of this book from Waterbrook-Multonomah publishers.
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