Joel Olsteen has great intentions with this book in that he believes he is preaching God's Word, but when taken out of context, even God's Word can be made into lies. And that's what "Your Best Life Now" is--a book of lies. If you want to grow spiritually and you want a book other than the Bible, pick up something by John Piper, Mark Driscoll or C.S. Lewis (or Beth Moore, if you're a woman). These authors don't take parts of the Bible out of context to sugar-coat Christianity in hopes of falsely procuring new believers. The Bible sayd God's sovereignty is beyond man's understanding, so when Olsteen tries to say God blessed him with a closer parking spot, he doesn't know what He was doing. Perhaps Olsteen should have taken the further parking spot since God has also "blessed" him with working legs, who knows? You decide what your fait is built upon. If it is feel-good books like this that contradict the Bible, I challenge you to examine your hearts with the Bible in hand, not with "Your Best Life Now."