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All In by Mark Batterson — WisdomDeck honest review
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All In

by Mark Batterson

A call to full commitment in faith: burn the ships, stop holding back, the difference between fans and followers. It is a shorter, more direct Batterson and essentially a long sermon on surrender.

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Read it if…

you are half-committed and know it.

Skip it if…

you want nuance; it is a call, not a discussion.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Half-in is out.
  2. Burn the ships.
  3. Surrender is the beginning of strength.

Do this first

Write what you are holding back and why.

Our verdict

A long sermon on surrender.

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