Number of pages: 351
This book is all about the concept of having a relationship with God and living as a Christian. It felt mostly like something for people just beginning to look into the Christian faith, but it made some good points, some of which I had never thought of before, such as that if you just have a mental image of God, you are putting a "graven image" before him, and that all hardships you face as a Christian are really intended to strengthen your faith.
The first J.I. Packer book I read felt like quite heavy going, and luckily I found this one more accessible, and easier to follow. I love how J.I. Packer summarises his points by use of various headings and lists of individual points, as well as iterating the purpose of each of the book's chapters.
Next book: Winter Holiday by Arthur Ransome