He begins by sharing a story about a brown recluse spider being in his home, namely having his wife screaming about finding a spider in their bed. This leads the reader to grasp the main point of this book is the fact that so many of us struggle to destroy the nasty cobweb when really it's the spider that needs to be killed. Destroying the cobweb only leads to new and different cobwebs because we never took care of the real problem, the spider.
He shares his journey and how he was an overcomer by learning to destroy the spiders, which in turn led to no more cobwebs. He helps us to see that we have to take part in the killing of the spiders, not just sit back and complain that God isn’t doing His part.
The book is engaging and easy to read. There are 18 chapters, each about 10-12 pages in length. This is a book which can be easily read, but it may lead you to uncover the spiders in your life as well. And you won’t need an exterminator!!
I received this book from booklookbloggers in exchange for an open and honest review.

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