I found this an incredibly interesting book that was thought provoking. It was down to earth in that it was easy to follow rather than being too heavy which made it accessible. I think it’ll be really good for group discussion and is definitely something I feel I’ll be able to discuss with my small group once published!

Ryan Lokkesmoe brings us a great reminder in Jesus Was Human Too, by doing just that, showing us Jesus's humanity throughout scripture in different seasons and examples. Jesus as a twelve year old was just as human as any twelve year old, even if he was God in the flesh. Ryan brings us through different examples like his mixed up home life, his work life, his public life and his private life. Even to his family that goes past just his brother James and his mother Mary, but even to Joseph as well as other siblings that aren't mentioned. Very down to earth book, easy to read and comprehend, and yet still deep enough to make you think. I like the addition of discussion questions at the end of every chapter as well as a prayer to meditate on. Thank you, and I highly recommend this to others.
*I received a copy of this book from NetGalley. This review is my own opinion*

Ryan has a knack for making you see Jesus in real-life situations we all face. He might love old books and creaky floors, but his fresh insights and gentle challenges will leave you thinking—and talking—long after you close the book.

Ryan Lokkesmo’s Jesus Was Human Too is a quick, accessible read that doesn’t try to reinvent theology so much as refocus your attention on a central truth we often glide past: Messiah fully entered human life, with all its strain and vulnerability. There may be nothing radically “new under the sun” here for seasoned readers, but that’s not really the point—the value is in reflection, and the book works well as a simple, steady companion for personal devotion, journaling, or small-group conversation.