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365 WWJD: Daily Answers to What Would Jesus Do?

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I purchased the book for my 8 year old daughter because I wanted to help her with today's challenges in society. She and I sat down and read the first 15 days of January and she was filled with wonderment! Although we are supposed to only read one day at a time, the flowing quality of the quotes with Scripture and synopsis were easily followed by child and adult alike! Recommended for anyone trying to deal with the madness in today's society and searching for the right answers!

This is without doubt the best daily devotional book I have ever used. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for meaningful, thought-provoking, insighful, and challenging devotionals. The book should be appropriate for a wide range of age levels. We received one as a Christmas gift last year and I am ordering four for gifts to give this year.

This book of daily devotionals is outstanding. Nick Harrison takes a scripture reading, adds a fitting quotation, and then sums up in a reflection. When I received my copy, I intended to start with that day's devotional and then continue daily as the year progressed. However, I was unable to keep from looking at some of the other entries. They are marvelous - easy and interesting to read, but challenging to put into practice. The quotations have obviously been carefully selected and a section in the back of the book lists the authors and tells us something about them. I would not hesitate to give this book to anyone who wishes to expand his or her spiritual life.

Nick Harrison has created a positive book filled with devotional readings that serve as daily encouragement for the Christian who is trying to follow the teachings of Christ in the real world. Throughout this book there are also quotes by Tersa of Avila, Mother Teresa, Billy Graham, C. S. Lewis, Charles Haddan Spurgeon and many others. Each entry has a bible verse along with a quote and then Nick Harrison sums up the message in a short WWJD? Reflection.

While reading I also learned interesting things like the history of the Salvation Army and the origin of the J. C. Penny stores. Nick Harrison reminds us of things like the "love of money" is the root of all evil instead of money being evil. I liked his thoughts on time management and his practical advice on how to become more active in your own community.

I started reading this book and before I knew it I was already at March 14th. You may find it difficult to only read one devotional reading a day as they are quite interesting.

~The Rebecca Review

This is the best devotional I've ever seen! I have shared these daily devotions with friends and family who have all been touched by things that were said. Each one of them has asked me for the name of this book so that they could buy it. If you purchase this book you will be touched.

I purchased two of these...had one sent to my dtr and we both love this book.
I got mine fast and I recall that she also did. Great service from re-sellers, here. ~Thx!