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Title: Yes, That Makes Much More Sense
Review: The premise of Made To Crave is simple: we crave, because we are supposed to crave. The Lord can satisfy our cravings, but unless we reach for him, again and again, we'll attempt to fill the void with other less desirable choices.As a woman who has grappled with my weight for all of my adult life, this exposed a fatally wrong conviction I had: that because I crave, something inside me is broken and needs to be fixed.The author, Lysa Terkeurst, writes in a chatty, girl-to-girl style, and supports her premise both from the Bible and through her personal anecdote. I just finished reading the book, so I can't speak to the effectiveness, particularly since my life has been too complicated to truly focus and give it a fair shot, but I do believe it can only be helpful for a believer who is trying to find his or her way out of the weight trap. I'll report back and edit this critique when I've really put the book to work.
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