For All Who Wander: Why Knowing God Is Better than Knowing It All Paperback – January 14, 2020

This thoughtful and honest book by Robin Dance is not simply for those who have grown up within the four walls of churches. It is for you, because no matter where you are on your faith journey, you know you do...you wonderyou wanderyou questionyou doubtFor All Who Wander is a safe place to have the conversations we all quietly consider. It speaks to the hard questions, our frailty, and the fears we have about God's strength, His presence, His grace, and His love. And it provides heartfelt encouragement all along the way. This isn't a disconnected prescription or three-step solution. This is real talk from a friend who understands because she's walking the road with you.

Excellent! Robin is real & relatable as she details her journey of faith, struggles, doubts, healing & safety. She bravely shares struggles that are common to many but most of us choose to hide because of fear & shame. Robin reminds us that wrestling is evidence of God working. She beautifully reinforces the truth “Just because it feels like you’re all alone doesn’t mean you are. There are others struggling just like you, and most important God is with you.” For All Who Wander reminds us God is ok with our questions, doubts, & struggles. It is safe to share them because He will use them to grow us.

Robin has such a creative writing skill to keep you reading. Her memory of accounts astonish me. Her spiritual walk through her life as a strong Christian is so eye opening and felt but most including myself.

This true account of one woman’s spiritual growth process is an encouragement to all who seek to know God and find the keys to a full life in Christ.

I loved this book! I appreciated Robin's genuine heart and honesty about doubt and wandering in the faith. It's refreshing to read about having doubt then still seeking God's face.

I might call this book a spiritual memoir. Dance shares how her faith in God began, developed, faltered, and finally came to rest on the solid ground of Jesus Christ's work on her behalf. She's no stranger to heartache inside and outside of the church, and she offers empathy for doubters. These times of "wandering" and "wondering" are often part of the landscape of the road to certainty.I enjoyed the writing and hearing Mrs. Dance's personal of finding God faithful, even while she wandered.

As a church-going girl my whole life, I never wanted to admit that I had doubts about my faith. But I did. It was so refreshing to learn that I am not alone and that doubts are OK. If you have ever had (or have) doubts about your faith Robin Dance’s book will be a breath of fresh air. Not only will you be assured that you are not alone in your doubting but you will be reminded that wandering is not always a bad thing. If you are someone that hasn't had doubts, this book will give insight into what doubters are thinking and feeling. I loved this book and highly recommend it!

Robin tells her story of wandering in her faith in a way that really spoke to my own wandering heart. By sharing her journey through disappointing church experiences, questioning God, and personal challenges she helped me feel a little less crazy and a little less lonely. Though my path isn’t the same as hers, she gave insight and inspiration to help me navigate my own season of wandering. I received an advanced copy of this book and found it so helpful I bought a copy to gift a friend.