The Hunger for Significance
Seeing the Image of God in Man

After reading half way through the book, I am sorry to say that I decided not to finish the book. It is definitely written superbly and a very enjoyable read. It inspected deeply into various aspects of our needs of significance and dignity. However... at least until the midway through, the book see......more

Good. Nothing special. Sproul's desire for people to live to their full measure of Imago Dei is clear. He alternates between anecdotal stories and simple explanation passages. Not a lot to walk away with here, his handling of Marxism was a bit soft. Though I'm sure if he wrote it today, would be muc......more

I gave this book more patience than it deserved. If it weren't for a loyalty to the friend who gifted me this book, I don't think I would have made it past the first two chapters to eventually finish. Expectations of what this book would be about were elusive, almost incompletely stated as Sproul se......more

Im glad I didn’t stop reading this book. Once I understood the premise, once he got through the intro and his own testimony, it made a lot more sense. If you’re looking for a book with a single arc and one particular thesis telling the reader what and how to think, this is not the book for you. I wo......more

This is a really good book. I would recommend this book in correlation with the book “knowing Scriptures” to have a good foundation in our life as Christians. Knowing Scriptures gives us a foundation for understanding, knowing and studying Scriptures in a correct manner, while this book teach us how......more