pickFinished this fantastic devotional today!
It wasn't a "through the Bible in a year" format, but it took you through the Bible by giving you a good overview of each book.
Not intimidating, and very do-able. I highly recommend this devotional.
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panI got this last year at Christmas. There were things I liked, but things I didn't. She quoted Harry Potter one day, which to me was wrong. This is a devotional and should only talk about God. Harry Potter is magic, God is real! She quoted a lot of different people throughout, and though I enjoyed some of it, at times to me, it felt like an advertisement for other people's works. If you want a devotional that doesn't go deep, ⬇️
pickA practical devotional and guide on how to really forgive someone. It is based on God's word and has exercises for every week. It is clinical, but easy to comprehend.
I enjoyed the devotional, as it helped me truly forgive my family from hurts that occurred as a child, teenager, and young adult. It helped me to realize that I can still love them, forgive them, but I don't have to have their toxicity in my life. It helped me realize that no⬇️
There was something inside me, some hopeful, small faltering voice that said, “There‘s room for you.” I don‘t know why, but I trusted that voice.
God made a world of extraordinary beauty, and sometimes the most important thing we can do is slow ourselves down enough to see it, hear it, smell it, taste it, enter into it.
“We love big stories….but sometimes being courageous means less, quieter, stiller, smaller.”
We were made to be the things that He is: forgivers, redeemers, second chance givers, truth tellers, hope bringers.
The food and table and the laughter help to create sacred space, a place to give someone the gift of words. That‘s what some of the best nights are about—sacred space and words of love.
