Glory Hunger

This is a book about our search for significance and the idol that comes along with it. This is a timely book to remind me that most of our quest for something more is mostly driven by our sinfulness and selfishness. Perfect book for me. \\r\\n\\r\\nHowever, I found the book to be lacking that something. I'm not sure what. Maybe because it's a short book. At 130 pages, it could use another 80 pages I thought. I found that Vassar doesn't drill the issue deep enough. So every closing chapter I still find we are still scratching the surface. So does the book deliver on the promise? Yes and no. The content is good but it just doesn't go deep enough. \\r\\n\\r\\nOh I also need to mention that I thought the second last chapter of the book doesn't really fit into the overall theme. So it feels like a strange segway to me. \\r\\n\\r\\nSaying that, what I love about this book is how it's always centred around Jesus and His gospel. Our glory hunger is actually a mean to point is back to Jesus, the one that is glorious. So in the end, I enjoyed the journey even though it was a short one. \\r\\n\\r\\n4 out of 5