“God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.” —Psalm 46:1
In the midst of our troubled times and seasons of spiritual restlessness, God extends to us His offer of provision and care. No matter what, He will meet you in your need.
This rich collection of 60 devotions invites you to experience the peace, contentment, and rest your soul craves. Infused with Scripture, each day’s reading will revitalize your walk with God by bringing you nearer to His strength and promises.
In these inspiring readings and prayers from author and pastor Michael Youssef, you will find reflections of longing—to give you language for the aches and sorrows of your heart promises of healing—to invite the power of the Spirit to transform your hurts and fears expressions of praise—to thank the Lord for His power and presence in your life You can have the restoration and hope you long for that only God can provide. With fresh perspectives each day, these personal devotions will deepen your faith in God’s goodness and grace, helping you experience His peace in lavish abundance.
Michael Youssef is the founder and president of Leading The Way with Dr. Michael Youssef, a worldwide ministry that leads the way for people living in spiritual darkness to discover the light of Christ through the creative use of media and on-the-ground ministry teams (www.LTW.org). His weekly television programs and daily radio programs are broadcast in 25 languages and seen worldwide, airing more than 13,000 times per week. He is also the founding pastor of The Church of The Apostles in Atlanta, Georgia. Dr. Youssef was born in Egypt, but in 1984, he fulfilled a childhood dream of becoming an American citizen. He holds numerous degrees, including a PhD in social anthropology from Emory University. He has authored more than 35 books, including recent popular titles The Barbarians Are Here and Jesus, Jihad and Peace. He and his wife have four grown children and eight grandchildren.
I really enjoyed this devotional read, especially after attending Church of the Apostles (where Youssef is the founding rector) for some months. Youssef writes approachably and honestly, and I appreciate how he brings his own background and upbringing to his writings.