Book Review: Christlike: The Pursuit of Uncomplicated Obedience by Bill Hull

Christlike: The Pursuit of Uncomplicated Obedience

by Bill Hull

Have you ever read something profound and thought, “This should be obvious?”  That is what Christlike: The Pursuit of Uncomplicated Obedience by Bill Hull is like.

What should be obvious, isn’t always. Hull points out many things like that in the life of a Christian.  

Christlike is sort of like the Christian equivalent to In Search of Excellence.  In that book, readers are given what is referred to as “A Blinding Flash of The Obvious”.

Most of what Hull shares with his readers are things that we should already be familiar with and practicing. Unfortunately, it is too easy to fall into bad habits in any part of our life.  The spiritual aspect of our life is much like the other parts.  We often know what we should be doing, but don’t remember to do it.

We think you will enjoy your copy of Christlike.  We think that churches will want to create a small class to read and discuss this book as a great small group project.  It might very well help revive your church, no matter what state it is in.

We found Christlike to be an excellent read.  It is very well-written and very readable. This means that the average reader won’t be struggling to understand where Hull is coming from. We give it all five stars.

We were sent a complimentary copy of this book.  We are under no obligation to write any review, positive or negative.

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