From the Back Cover
Good Morning, Lord: I Don’t Know Where You’re Going Today But I’m Going with You
My Review
I really enjoyed this devotional book. I, generally, find these types of devotional fluffy, nice stories but not real depth to them. The author does a great job of giving a relevant, impacting story that she then ties into your personal life. Sheila begins each statement with a simple phrase, “Good morning, Lord!” She follows it with a statement of faith and determination that always starts with, “Today I will…” what follows will encourage and challenge you. She drives home these God truths in the story that will challenges the reader. But she doesn’t stop with a story. She follows the story with questions about times you may have faced a similar situation or how you can apply these Biblical truths to your personal life. There is a place to write answers to these often hard questions she asks. She provides a short, but meaningful prayer of commitment and then finishes each devotion with a scripture passage to reinforce the application.
I would like to thank Thomas Nelson for providing this book.
The Contest
Leave a comment and tell whether you are a morning person or a night owl. On November 15th at 9:00 PM PST. I’ll pick a winner using www.random.org Chances of winning are based on the number of entries, open to those 18 and older living in the United States.
Good luck and God Bless!
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Good Morning, Lord: I Don’t Know Where You’re Going Today But I’m Going with You
By Sheila Walsh / J Countryman Whether you’re facing everyday frustrations or long-term struggles with fear, insecurity, or a painful past, Walsh takes you by the hand and helps you build an unbridled trust in the One who gives hope, healing, peace, and redemption. Each of her daily devotions includes a real-life meditation, thought-provoking questions, and journaling space. 224 pages, hardcover from Nelson. |
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This book sounds really great! Thanks for the opportunity to win it!
The devotional sounds great. Didn’t Sheila have a book out also?
I’m more of a night owl due to health issues.
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Thanks for the opportunity to win the devotional. It sounds awesome!
I saw Sheila several times at WOF conferences. Love her style! I could be a night owl if my schedule would allow, but alas, it doesn’t so I suppose I am a morning person. Laundry starts at 5am and my day is on 🙂 Thanks for the opportunity to win a copy of her devotional.
I am a morning person! Sounds like a good devotional.
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I’m a night owl for sure!! 🙂 I wanted to get this devotional like a month ago! Thanks for the chance to win!
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I am a morning person! I love getting up early and having time with Jesus! This devotional sounds good, too!
I guess I would have to say neither! :0 I used to be a night owl, but can’t handle it anymore and I’m definitely not a morning person either. I guess I’m a day person! 🙂
Blessings,
Jodie Wolfe
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I’d love to win “Good Morning, Lord” by Sheila Walsh. Thanks for the review.
I am definitely a night owl. Morning does not compute with me!
I love Sheila Walsh, and hope http://www.random.org picks me!
Blessings –
Andrea
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