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Title: Very good common sense summaries, low on scripture usage
Review: This book does have quite a bit of actual Christian common sense content in the chapters; however, the actual chapters might have only two or three scripture references in them. To me, a book about "What God wants" should be quoting scripture a little more often to back up the content; scripture should be the "meat and potatoes", and in this book, it isn't referenced very often.To his credit, Michael Scanlan does an excellent job in the summary sections after each of the nine chapters trying to give actionable steps relation to each chapter. Again, though, it only gives you the "big picture", and has no supplemental scripture to reflect on while praying about the topic in the certain chapter.I'm not giving this book five stars due to the lack of scripture content to accompany the content in the chapters as well as the actionable summary items. However, I'm giving this two stars for the great summary sections.
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