From AudioFile Max Lucado effectively reads his inspirational book about the process God uses to create Christ-like qualities in a Christian's life. His earnest enthusiasm for this topic comes through clearly. He draws upon many personal illustrations and makes them interesting with his gift of storytelling. The production compares a person's life to three types of tools: One can be without purpose or living for self， a concept that is illustrated by being part of a broken pile of tools. Or one can be "on the anvil，" with a heart for God. Or， finally， one can be used as an instrument to bring glory to God. This audiobook is highly recommended for anyone who enjoys inspirational devotional listening. N.L. © AudioFile 2007， Portland， Maine-- Copyright © AudioFile， Portland， Maine --This text refers to the Audio CD edition. Book Description Lucado's keen observations on finding fulfillment in everyday life are beautifully presented in this gift edition， interspersed with full-page calligraphic renderings of Scripture by artist Timothy Botts. Through inspirational anecdotes and observations of life， Lucado compares the lives of Christians to blacksmith's tools in various stages of usefulness. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. See all Editorial Reviews