This is a heartbreaking book, no doubt.

It’s incredible all what Christians go through because of their faith and how they’re willing to endure anything before denying what Jesus has done in their lives.

Of course this book encourages us to explore our own heart and see if dying for Christ is truly a gain for us.

As I was reading, obviously I felt the need to pray for my brothers and sisters in the Middle East, with a real understating of their situation this time, but I also thought that maybe if they looked at how we treat our “religion freedom” sometimes in the West, they’d think we’re the ones in trouble. Probably, they’d feel the need to pray for us.

However, I have to emphasize that just because a person is willing die for something doesn’t mean that the cause is worth it, it simply means that the person believes it is. But we must acknowledge that there are people willing to die even for the wrong causes.

So, this book is a great inspiration, but it shouldn’t encourage anybody to die just for the sake of dying. The conviction to do it if necessary will come as we get to know better our Father and His Son.

**I received a copy of this book from Tyndale House Publishers through NetGalley in exchange for my honest review. All opinions expressed are my own**