Broken images and the path of restoration

John Woods reviews To Live Well by Alan Noble.

In the past decade I have come to appreciate the work of Alan Noble, who is an associate professor of English at Oklahoma Baptist University and a fellow at the Keller Centre for Cultural Apologetics. He writes with a firm grasp of Scripture, the human condition and our cultural moment. This book speaks realistically about life as it is, but is also full of hope.

“For most of us, somewhere along the path to adulthood comes the unsettling realisation that most people are winging it.” So starts Noble in a book for people who are not sure what they are doing!