The Lord Bless You Book Review

Author Terry A. Smith states his book, The Lord Bless You: A 28-Day Journey to Experience God’s Extravagant Blessings is about how much God wants to bless the people he created. He says it is about how we can embrace God’s blessings in our life, and how we can bless the world around us.

The author defines blessing as being in harmonious relationship with God who wants to do good in us, to us, and through us.

Perhaps The Lord Bless You can best be summed up as this. God is good. God wants to be in relationship with you. He wants to do good in you, to you, and through you.

In short, God wants to bless you so you can be a blessing to others.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from Bethany House for a fair and honest review, which is exactly what I gave.

Have you read this book? If so, what was your impression of it?

I wish you well.

Sandy

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Day by Day Through the Gospel of John Book Review

by Sandy Kirby Quandt

Day by Day Through the Gospel of John is a compilation of 365 devotions and meditations written in the second half of the nineteenth century by Charles Spurgeon, Alexander Maclaren, Joseph Parker, Hudson Taylor and others, edited by Lance Wubbels.

These meditations of insights go verse by verse through the gospel of John. While not all of the verses in John are covered in Day by Day Through the Gospel of John, most are. Some of the verses are covered by several authors.

As with any compilation, there were some authors’ styles I resonated with more than others. One thing which could be said for each devotion, regardless who wrote it, is the meditations in Day by Day Through the Gospel of John are not light or quick reads. Each of the devotions requires the reader invest thoughtfulness into the reading.

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I wish you well.

Sandy

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Bethany House provided me with a complimentary copy of this book for a fair and honest review, which is exactly what I gave.

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You’ve Got This Book Review

by Sandy Kirby Quandt

You’ve Got This (because God’s got you) by KariAnne Wood is a tiny book filled with 52 powerful devotions full of scripture, short stories, and prayers written to uplift and encourage.

Just my kind of book.

In her devotion titled, “Hello Goliath”, KariAnne tells of a time her son’s baseball team was scoreless until he hit a home run. She emphasized the fact baseball “seeds” planted over years of games led to that particular harvest.

What I appreciated from this particular devotion, is the following:

Sometimes the harvest isn’t for us. Sometimes we sow seeds, not knowing if they’ll ever grow … sometimes we never see the seeds bloom. But that doesn’t mean we stop planting. We simply need to plant and water and nurture our seeds in the soil of today.

And trust in the god who’s got tomorrow.

 

If you could use a bit of daily encouragement, and who couldn’t? then pick up You’ve Got This (because God’s got you).

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I wish you well.

Sandy

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