It’s strange thing to critique a book you agree with, but that is what I am going to do. Finding God in My Loneliness is a fine book in many regards. There’s much in it that I agree with. In fact, her overall thesis that loneliness should drive us deeper into communion with God, isContinue reading “A Review of “Finding God in My Loneliness” by Lydia Brownback”
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