Book Review: What's Your Mark? Every Moment Counts. by Jeremy Cowart

*I received this book compliments of Booksneeze for purposes of this review, however all opinions are my own.

What's Your Mark? Every Moment Counts

by:  Jeremy Cowart

About the Book:

Who was Jesus? What was his story? What mark did he leave? What's your story? What will be your mark? Join celebrity photographer and social artist Jeremy Cowart as he presents 16 compelling stories of people who are making their mark today. Their stories are just a sampling of the stories that all followers of Jesus can tell - stories from those in all walks of life whose inspiration is rooted in the truths found in the Gospel of Mark. And you’ll be inspired to make your mark---whether through your occupation, your talents or your selfless love and giving to others. Your mark may be teaching children at a school or at home, helping the homeless, or providing food to the hungry. Your mark might be an accidental mark, a reluctant mark, or an intentional mark. Whatever your mark, you’ll be inspired by the stories inside this new book, What’s Your Mark? Become a mark-maker today, and make every moment of your life count.

This book includes:

• 112 full-color pages of Scripture, stories, and photography by renowned photographer Jeremy Cowart
• 16 photos and stories of people---some names you’ll recognize, others not so well known---making their mark
• Scripture text of the Gospel of Mark from the bestselling New International Version (NIV) Bible

My Review:

This is a great book to own.  I am so glad that I requested this book and got the opportunity to read about how some ordinary and not so ordinary people are making their mark.  This book will also inspire you to make your mark.  Whether your a musician, artist, athlete or even a stay at home mom, you are making a mark, but do you know what mark you are making?  This book presents you with 21 very compelling stories about people who are making their mark on this world  and how all these stories are inspired by the Gospel of Mark.    I really like the layout of this book and love the full page scripture reminders and how after every story the author invites you to think about your unique gifts and how you are making your Mark.