How May I Offend You Today?

Can I give this book ten stars? Please? Susannah B. Lewis has done it again. In How May I Offend You Today?, she takes a humorous look at how we as a society look for ways to get offended and why judgment isn't always a bad thing. Her stories had me laughing out loud and reading bits to my husband, because it was so funny he just had to hear it. But it's not just humor. It's Scriptural truth. Lewis uses humor to gently make the point that we need to be mindful of how we treat people, even when they're going out of their way to get offended by life, the universe, and everything in it. God uses Lewis' words to speak to me and remind me that I am far from perfect, and He's got a little work to do on me yet.

Reading this book was like sitting on the porch drinking coffee with a friend - the best kind, the one who makes you laugh and who loves you enough to point out those areas where you have room for improvement. I recommend it for anyone who loves Jesus, loves to laugh, and wants to be mindful of how they can share that love and laughter with others.

Thank you to Thomas Nelson and the author for an advance reader copy of the book. All opinions here are mine, and I don't say nice things about books I don't actually like.