Much more a memoir than "angry conversations" but still well worth the read. Funny and sad and full of helpful insights. Highly recommended. ( )

Would you like to expose most of the arrogance of the Christian church and laugh while possibly learning about yourself? Susan might be able to help you, without actually "helping" you. This is a book about identity, faith, and the human condition. It's funny enough to make you question yourself and honest enough to make you angry. I believe it's made for writer and artist who are searching for experience and comfort in the hour when they are angry at God for creating their creative-ness. For me, it is the mid-life crisis version of "Dear Abby". It definitely gave me insight about where I am on my own authentic journey with Jesus, God, and everything else. ( )

A brilliant idea for a book/memoir: taking God to couples counseling. Not for the religious faint of heart, as Isaacs really has it out with God, but that's precisely what I loved about it. She is honest about how she feels about him and how she perceives him. I came away with a more enlightened view of my own relationship with God, as well as a whole lot of wish-I'd-thought-of-that envy. Highly recommended! ( )

I swear Susan Isaacs is the love child of Donald Miller and Anne Lamott! Susan decides she has had enough of God and decides to take him to see her therapist for couples counseling. From there it is a beautiful journey through her life's ups and downs while struggling with the god of her childhood.
It felt real, authentic, and deeply Christian from start to finish and her use of scripture never seemed forced. Warning to those that can't take a little language and adult settings then avoid it, but if you're looking for how doubt, struggle and faith are lived out in one woman's Christian journey then pick this one up. ( )

A memoir on one woman's relationship with God. It gives you the major milestones in her life and how that affected her. From boyfriends to finding a church. Plus you get acted out conversations between her and God. I loved the book and it held my interest. I loved finding someone else that has had problems finding God and growing in their relationship with him. ( )