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Marla Saunders of Coffee Shop Journal posted her review of Coffeehouse Theology today as the blog tour swings by her coffee bean-friendly site. I’m grateful for her take on the book, especially the parts that stand our to her in particular. It seems she liked my “Andy Griffith meets the The Real World” bit, which I was a bit nervous about. I’m glad it worked for her.

By the way, Marla commented on the writing style and overall clarity of the book, and while I would love to take all of the credit, behind every well-written book is pushy (in a gentle, likeable kind of way) editor who helps polish an author’s prose and vastly improves the book. I’m grateful for the good work of my editor Brad Lewis and the way his work is commended in this review.

I also can’t help nothing that I love the title and design of Marla’s blog. It’s like my book and her blog are distant cousins… or something.

The tour picks up next week on October 6th with Joel Newton and Christine Sine.