Review of Nobody To Me That The Road Would Be Easy

[Nletachi Otuokere]

[Following is an official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Nobody To Me That The Road Would Be Easy" by Floyd Thompkins.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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In the presence of goodwill and nonviolence, peace represents the concept of mutual companionship and concord. Within a societal framework, peace is often interpreted as the absence of discord (such as warfare) and the absence of the potential for harm against specific individuals or collectives. In its most encompassing interpretation, justice embodies the notion that all individuals should be treated with equity and parity. An individual who openly supports or proposes a particular cause or policy is referred to as an advocate. 

Nobody Told Me That the Road Would Be Easy by Floyd Thompkins Jr. is a captivating devotional guide for individuals dedicated to justice and peace. The book emphasizes self-care and the significance of tending to personal well-being before engaging in efforts for societal change. The book is divided into six sessions, including Breathe, Recover, Relationship, "Feelings, Courage, etc. The first section, Breathe, underscores the idea that our actions shape the world's perception and calls for maintaining core principles while facing opposition. The importance of family, relationships, and harnessing forces like justice, love, and hope are highlighted in the "Recover" section. This part also explores overcoming grief through faith and accepting the potential for setbacks. The book delves into various aspects of the journey. Get the book to learn more.
 
This book has imparted some truly remarkable insights to me. For example, it highlights the necessity of dispelling societal myths in our quest to restore justice and peace. It emphasizes the importance of attentively tuning into the subtle sounds of existence to prevent us from losing hope. The book encourages us not to belittle or critique the beliefs of others and urges us to hold onto our dreams, regardless of the bleakness of reality. I've also learned the value of taking time to acknowledge the positive impacts we've made on others and to recognize our own self-worth. Amid moments of despair, the book reminds us of the enduring power and presence of God.

I want to extend my gratitude to the author and editor for crafting such an impeccable book and sharing it with readers worldwide. There is nothing I dislike about this book. My favorite part is where the author explains how to overcome grief through faith and accepting the potential for setbacks. The book is exceptionally edited, and no errors were found in it.

I rate this book five out of five stars because it has expanded my understanding of how to take care of myself while fighting for positive change in my society. I recommend it to anyone who appreciates inspirational devotionals.

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Nobody To Me That The Road Would Be Easy
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[TrishaCleve]

Nice review. The religious aspect of this book is what will not allow me to read it, however, by your description, it contains ways of life that I already am familliar with and utilize daily.
Thank you.

[Sheeba meher]

The book provides an interesting journey.
A call to worship and devotion a love for God and love for ourselves and a time to allow us to penetrate in our soul.reassurance that the call of God to the work of seeing justice brought into the earth does not place an unbearable burden on your shoulders.carried and owned by God is light for us when we lift our assigned portion.

[Ajia Sana]

Just saying, the title of your thing confused me for a moment when it said Nobody To Me instead of Nobody Told me.

[dachris46]

Floyd's masterful work in his new book is a regular resource for all my sermons and liturgies at my church and school!

[Mimi Crawford]

Your book starts off with a very interesting journey a call of worship to the good lord the love for god and yourself as well it’s very much graspy and will catch your attention quickly

[Dalhatu Usu]

"The need to dispel societal myths in the quest to restore Justice and peace". This already sounds very luring. A great review

[Okewunmi Pelumi]

Truly, getting oneself engaged in some responsibility may be daunting and unencouraging. It is not easy to live the kind of life one wants when one still have opposition around. I love your review, I was able to learn from your review even though I haven't read the book. Thanks.