I love Brant's books. I have read Unoffendable, The Truth About Us, Blessed are the Misfits, and his most recent book The Men We Need. Brant takes heavy subjects and brings them down to Earth. He breaks things down and gives you real life application ideas and concepts that have benefitted my life and those around me. I chose to lead a small group with the leader guide for his updated version of Unoffendable and I would highly recommend it. This book really hits unrighteous anger and forgiveness on the head. I think this book will become a frequent reread in my life. I find new things to chew on each time I read it.

Top 5 books I have read!

It was absolutely wonderful!!

Highly Recommend! Fantastic Read on living free and whole in your entire being free from the daily chaos of the world and living whole in the one who's most important Jesus:)

This book changed my life, I highly recommend it!

This is a must read!!

In a culture where more and more frequently words are considered violence, this is a book everyone could learn from. The ability to forgive and let things go is very powerful. But this book doesn't feel preachy or full of "shoulds." Instead, it feels like an invitation to live more freely and lightly as you release things. I listened to the audiobook. The author narrated it and did a good job. The style was informal--like you are hanging out at a coffee shop together and he is sharing life and stories. I follow the GoodReads rating system (3=good, 5=phenomenal + life-changing) not the Amazon one (only 5 is acceptable.)

Seriously one of the best reads… a challenging concept! I’m anxious to find someone who doesn’t agree with this premise… I’m definitely going to try wholeheartedly to be un-offendable. I bet it as life giving as Hansen proposes. Read it!

Brant was the narrator, that made it fun to listen to. I had imagined a couple of the ways anger shows itself in people, but he listed many ways anger is used and how they all are destructive. I was surprised how much time he spent on righteous anger, I wouldn't have thought people can justify anger as righteous, there are so few instances of it. Anger is very destructive and he covered all the different ways very well. Listening to books is a little frustrating because I don't have a hard copy of the great scripture references in one place, marked with a chapter title, so I can go and find them easily, that's on me though.