I’m always curious about how Christianity is practiced throughout the world.

This was not only an insightful look at the plight and struggles of Christians in China but I greatly appreciated the perspectives provided and found myself stopping to really think over and absorb what was shared.

Definitely a great read for Christians seeking different perspectives on Christian living as well as the sacrifices those in other countries may make to practice and pray.

Faithful Disobedience is an interesting, albeit fascinating, collection of writings. We have so much to be grateful for living in a land of religious freedom, that it's actually quite difficult to fathom what foreigners in hostile areas must go through to worship. I listened to the audio version of this book and found it often difficult to keep track of each new section. It definitely reads like a textbook of sorts.
However, the information within is crucially important for all, although targeted for the Chinese movement specifically. It's definitely one that I can see revisiting, perhaps in the print version, to organize my thoughts more clearly and gain a better understanding of the house churches and the belief systems of Wang and others.
Thanks to NetGalley and IVP Academic for this ARL. All opinions are mine.