Draw closer to God with a year of daily readings based on the popular Experiencing God series.
Devotional
| 32 of 34 people found the following review helpful  Highly recommending "Experiencing God", By A Customer This review is from: Experiencing God Day-By-Day: A Devotional (Hardcover) Experiencing God is by far the most superior devotional I've ever read. The daily enteries are bible based, insightful, thought provoking and practical. Easily read and absorbed in 15 minutes, what a way to start the day! A highly recommended tool for spiritual growth at any stage in your Christian walk. 30 of 33 people found the following review helpful Highly Recommended, By A Customer This review is from: Experiencing God Day-By-Day: A Devotional (Hardcover) My church family read My Utmost for His Hightest corporately for 1999. I decided for 2000 to buy everyone another devotional that we could read corporately. I chose Experiencing God Day-by-Day. It was a major blessing. Personally and corporately we are experiencing God day-by-day. As I journal I write love letters to God. I feel I have drawn a little closer to God before I close that book. This devotional causes you to look within and come clean with God. 32 of 36 people found the following review helpful  Hm. . ., This review is from: Experiencing God Day-by-Day: Devotional (Hardcover) I am about halfway through this devotional. Over the time I've been reading it, I have continually felt condemned and have questioned some of the things written in here. I've brushed them aside until now, thinking that if I feel condemned there is probably good reason and that I shouldn't just read "encouraging" devotionals.However, I must disagree with the one of the statements in this book, that "there should never be dry spells in the Christian life" - April 23. That was kind of the last straw for me. Throwing out blanket statements about what "should" or "should not" be in a Christian's life is very dangerous thinking. Also, saying that dry spells do not exist ignores about half of the Psalms and all of the book of Job. This book continually states that most or every problem in the Christian life is most likely brought on by something you are doing or not doing. I disagree with that statement and believe that God sometimes withdraws the "feeling" of His presence... Read more |
Devotional
| 32 of 34 people found the following review helpful Highly recommending "Experiencing God", By A Customer This review is from: Experiencing God Day-By-Day: A Devotional (Hardcover) Experiencing God is by far the most superior devotional I've ever read. The daily enteries are bible based, insightful, thought provoking and practical. Easily read and absorbed in 15 minutes, what a way to start the day! A highly recommended tool for spiritual growth at any stage in your Christian walk. 30 of 33 people found the following review helpful Highly Recommended, By A Customer This review is from: Experiencing God Day-By-Day: A Devotional (Hardcover) My church family read My Utmost for His Hightest corporately for 1999. I decided for 2000 to buy everyone another devotional that we could read corporately. I chose Experiencing God Day-by-Day. It was a major blessing. Personally and corporately we are experiencing God day-by-day. As I journal I write love letters to God. I feel I have drawn a little closer to God before I close that book. This devotional causes you to look within and come clean with God. 32 of 36 people found the following review helpful Hm. . ., This review is from: Experiencing God Day-by-Day: Devotional (Hardcover) I am about halfway through this devotional. Over the time I've been reading it, I have continually felt condemned and have questioned some of the things written in here. I've brushed them aside until now, thinking that if I feel condemned there is probably good reason and that I shouldn't just read "encouraging" devotionals.However, I must disagree with the one of the statements in this book, that "there should never be dry spells in the Christian life" - April 23. That was kind of the last straw for me. Throwing out blanket statements about what "should" or "should not" be in a Christian's life is very dangerous thinking. Also, saying that dry spells do not exist ignores about half of the Psalms and all of the book of Job. This book continually states that most or every problem in the Christian life is most likely brought on by something you are doing or not doing. I disagree with that statement and believe that God sometimes withdraws the "feeling" of His presence... Read more |
Devotional
| 32 of 34 people found the following review helpful Highly recommending "Experiencing God", By A Customer This review is from: Experiencing God Day-By-Day: A Devotional (Hardcover) Experiencing God is by far the most superior devotional I've ever read. The daily enteries are bible based, insightful, thought provoking and practical. Easily read and absorbed in 15 minutes, what a way to start the day! A highly recommended tool for spiritual growth at any stage in your Christian walk. 30 of 33 people found the following review helpful Highly Recommended, By A Customer This review is from: Experiencing God Day-By-Day: A Devotional (Hardcover) My church family read My Utmost for His Hightest corporately for 1999. I decided for 2000 to buy everyone another devotional that we could read corporately. I chose Experiencing God Day-by-Day. It was a major blessing. Personally and corporately we are experiencing God day-by-day. As I journal I write love letters to God. I feel I have drawn a little closer to God before I close that book. This devotional causes you to look within and come clean with God. 32 of 36 people found the following review helpful Hm. . ., This review is from: Experiencing God Day-by-Day: Devotional (Hardcover) I am about halfway through this devotional. Over the time I've been reading it, I have continually felt condemned and have questioned some of the things written in here. I've brushed them aside until now, thinking that if I feel condemned there is probably good reason and that I shouldn't just read "encouraging" devotionals.However, I must disagree with the one of the statements in this book, that "there should never be dry spells in the Christian life" - April 23. That was kind of the last straw for me. Throwing out blanket statements about what "should" or "should not" be in a Christian's life is very dangerous thinking. Also, saying that dry spells do not exist ignores about half of the Psalms and all of the book of Job. This book continually states that most or every problem in the Christian life is most likely brought on by something you are doing or not doing. I disagree with that statement and believe that God sometimes withdraws the "feeling" of His presence... Read more |
