The first book in a series

“The Bible is very clear and speaks about meditating on His Holy Word. This devotional does exactly that.” from an advanced copy reader

Each of the fifty-two numbered devotionals is designed to keep you focused on depth not distance.

The suggested timeline for each devotional is one week.

I taught high school and college classes full-time for thirty-nine years. I know full well that some of you independent souls will not follow any recommended process.

Ultimately, how you complete this devotional book is less important than completing it. Nevertheless, I hope you’ll give the recommended process a try before you don’t follow it.

I pray that you’ll find new truth and experience a deeper relationship with God as you spend the next fifty-two weeks in the book of Hebrews.

The second book in this series

There are thousands of Christian devotional books on sale today. Devotional books for men (single and married), for women (single and married), for couples, for teens, for Boomers, for Gen-X, for Millennials, for… You get the picture.
Most of those are similar in format.
Book 2 in the series, this book is not a traditional devotional book. As you explore the Letter to the Hebrews, you experience a series of bullet-point comments with prompts designed to stretch your creativity, thinking, and spiritual foundation. If you’re looking for a new way to study God’s Word, you just found it!

In addition to the description above, this book includes a link to 8.5x11 inch copies of all the activities recommended for each week. Of course, you can always write in the book . . .