All That's Good
Recovering the Lost Art of Discernment

In her latest book All That’s Good, Hannah Anderson stirs our appetite for goodness. There is a satisfying simplicity to her thesis that we ought to train ourselves in discernment by taking up Paul’s charge to the Philippians and seeking out “whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is just......more

All That's Good: Recovering the Lost Art of Discernment reminded me that discernment is a skill that's learned over time. There are no shortcuts, and when we look for them, we can find ourselves undermining the growth process. Hannah reminds us discernment isn't just a mindless checklist of do's and......more

This readable book based on Philippians 4:8 is great for personal or group Bible study. Some may ask how an author can write an entire book on a single verse. The answer lies in the book's organization. Part one's chapters bear these titles: Taste and See, The Good Earth, and Worldly Wise; part two'......more

In a time of such uglyness in the world it was refreshing to read about beauty and how to discern between evil and beauty. Evil does exists in the world BUT so does beauty. We must look for this beauty. "Despite all the pain, all the sorrow, all the questions, goodness still exists because God still......more

Shortly before starting this book, I had been challenge with personally pursuing spiritual discernment in a deeper way. And as Hannah mentions at the start of the book, I was like many in thinking that meant I needed to find better ways to avoid the bad - avoid the weak and undesirable traits in mys......more