I love this perspective, and I think it's a much more worthy way to live than the usual selfish, get-more style chosen by many people (and shouted at us by the advertisers - "Go on. You deserve it...").
Having said this though, something about this book didn't really win me over. I'm not sure exactly how, but the writing seemed somehow a little fake. It's probably just me. I don't usually go for these inspirational types of books.
I know Max Lucado is certainly living what he preaches. He's living his own life to make a difference, especially through his partnership with World Vision.
I'd be interested to hear what other people thought of the book, if you've read it...?
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