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In his book, Milk for Babes, Strong Meat for Grown-Ups, Raul N. Wallace highlights a plurality of life’s ups and downs and carefully examines them from a Biblical perspective. He invites readers to take, drink, and eat to their heart’s content of the Word of God that is shared within its pages. Readers will find very little commentary on Scriptures presented on account of the author’s belief that what God’s Word has to say about life’s challenges far outweighs whatever minuscule input he has to contribute. Regardless of where readers fall along the spectrum of spiritual growth and maturity, they will sense an invisible presence of someone letting them know they are not alone. If readers are babes in Christ, they will find spiritual milk. If they are mature believers, they will find spiritual meat. Through a unique book of spiritual teaching and biblical insight, the author shares truth from God’s Word that will inspire and motivate believers to grow in their spiritual lives, whether they are new believers or seasoned followers of the faith. With excellent wisdom, encouragement for daily life, and revelatory advice, Milk for Babes, Strong Meat for Grown-Ups is a powerful collection of practical and spiritual steps for Christians to grow in their relationship with God. Editor, Salem Author Services I truly enjoyed reading Milk for Babes, Strong Meat for Grown-Ups. I love the way it flows as an everyday conversation. The Scriptures substantiate each topic. I love the repetition method of Have a drink or take a bite and Pause-Listen-Reflect. It allows readers to identify whether to drink milk or eat meat, and possibly see where they are in their Christian walk. I also enjoyed the old adages incorporated with the slangs of the day. Vertell T. Godbolt, Pastor/Pastor’s Wife, Retired Educator and Author
