Publisher Description:
Dozens of Devotions for Your Beautiful Heart. . .
This lovely devotional, inspired by Psalm 35:27-28 (“. . .I’ll tell the world how great and good you are, I’ll shout Hallelujah all day, every day”) features more than 200 praise-themed devotions for your beautiful heart. Created to encourage you to “raise a hallelujah” no matter what you’re experiencing in life, each devotional reading is complemented by an inspiring scripture selection and prayer starter. Touching on topics important to you, like Perseverance, Comfort, Prayer, God’s Love, Faith, Wisdom, and more. . .with each turn of the page, you will find your soul enveloped in the undeniable love of your heavenly Creator.
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My Review:
These devotions are short, but powerful. I loved that each one revolves around an aspect of praising God. Just reading the daily scripture verse alone would be a wonderful way to begin or end your day, but it’s great to also have the author’s commentary that’s thoughtful and challenging. This devotional book is not designed to take the place of your daily Bible reading, but to be read as a way to first focus your thoughts on God’s character and the reasons we have to trust and praise Him.
If you like to journal a Bible verse each day, consider this book as a starting place for your thoughts. You can easily read one of these devotions in five minutes; however, each one leads to deeper reflection.
There’s nothing like beginning your day in praising the Lord, and this book will direct your thoughts towards Him.
I received a copy of this book from the publisher. All opinions are my own.
About Carey Scott
Carey Scott is an author, speaker, and life coach, honest about her walk with the Lord… stumbles, fumbles and all. Her passion is reminding women of their immeasurable worth, something the world is quick to discount. She speaks to women’s groups and writes about the issues that matter most to the heart of a woman.
Carey lives in Northern Colorado with her two kids where she tries to be domestic, and appreciates the grace when she’s not. You can learn more by visiting her website and blog at CareyScott.org, or by tracking her down at the closest Starbucks.