Book Review: Don't Look Back

Author: Christine Caine

Publisher: Thomas Nelson Publishing

Pages: 240

Christine Caine's latest release, Don't Look Back, focuses on moving forward and not looking back. Christine centers on a key phrase illustrated in the Bible in Luke 17:32, "Remember Lot's wife." If you are not familiar with the story of Lot's wife I would suggest reading Genesis 19. The premise of remembering Lot's wife is to remember not to look back or risk getting stuck in the past. Remembering Lot's wife serves as a reminder that looking back, yearning for the past, prevents us from moving forward into the promise and purpose God has set before us.

Christine writes with compassion and understanding in the difficulty it is to move forward especially if the terrain is new and unfamiliar. Christine illustrates her own struggles and how putting her trust in God each day has enabled her to move forward in faith.

This book is a great reminder of how looking back can prevent us from truly embracing God's promises and love for us. Christine writes with a sincere voice and teaches that if we would put each foot forward in faith, God will be there, leading us to something far greater than what we left behind. I would recommend reading this book, it is a motivating and encouraging message about the faithfulness of God in our lives.

Happy Reading!

Note: I have received a complimentary copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review. #Netgalley