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Sightings: Discovering God's Presence in Our Everyday Moments
In the busyness of our daily lives, in the challenges and surprises we often face, we don't always have a sense of Christ's nearness. We forget to notice all of the little messages He sends to remind us that He is right beside us, watching over us, weaving all things together into a glorious tapestry for our good and for His glory.
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232 pages, Paperback
Published October 17, 2019
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About the author
Lynn Austin
68 books5,675 followersFor many years, Lynn Austin nurtured a desire to write but frequent travels and the demands of her growing family postponed her career. When her husband's work took Lynn to Bogota, Colombia, for two years, she used the B.A. she'd earned at Southern Connecticut State University to become a teacher. After returning to the U.S., the Austins moved to Anderson, Indiana, Thunder Bay, Ontario, and later to Winnipeg, Manitoba.
It was during the long Canadian winters at home with her children that Lynn made progress on her dream to write, carving out a few hours of writing time each day while her children napped. Lynn credits her early experience of learning to write amid the chaos of family life for her ability to be a productive writer while making sure her family remains her top priority.
Extended family is also very important to Austin, and it was a lively discussion between Lynn, her mother, grandmother (age 98), and daughter concerning the change in women's roles through the generations that sparked the inspiration for her novel Eve's Daughters.
Along with reading, two of Lynn's lifelong passions are history and archaeology. While researching her Biblical fiction series, Chronicles of the Kings, these two interests led her to pursue graduate studies in Biblical Backgrounds and Archaeology through Southwestern Theological Seminary. She and her son traveled to Israel during the summer of 1989 to take part in an archaeological dig at the ancient city of Timnah. This experience contributed to the inspiration for her novel Wings of Refuge.
Lynn resigned from teaching to write full-time in 1992. Since then she has published 27 novels. Eight of her historical novels, Hidden Places, Candle in the Darkness, Fire by Night, A Proper Pursuit, and Until We Reach Home have won Christy Awards in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2008, and 2009 for excellence in Christian Fiction. Fire by Night was also one of only five inspirational fiction books chosen by Library Journal for their top picks of 2003, and All She Ever Wanted was chosen as one of the five inspirational top picks of 2005. Lynn's novel Hidden Places has been made into a movie for the Hallmark Channel, starring actress Shirley Jones. Ms Jones received a 2006 Emmy Award nomination for her portrayal of Aunt Batty in the film.
It was during the long Canadian winters at home with her children that Lynn made progress on her dream to write, carving out a few hours of writing time each day while her children napped. Lynn credits her early experience of learning to write amid the chaos of family life for her ability to be a productive writer while making sure her family remains her top priority.
Extended family is also very important to Austin, and it was a lively discussion between Lynn, her mother, grandmother (age 98), and daughter concerning the change in women's roles through the generations that sparked the inspiration for her novel Eve's Daughters.
Along with reading, two of Lynn's lifelong passions are history and archaeology. While researching her Biblical fiction series, Chronicles of the Kings, these two interests led her to pursue graduate studies in Biblical Backgrounds and Archaeology through Southwestern Theological Seminary. She and her son traveled to Israel during the summer of 1989 to take part in an archaeological dig at the ancient city of Timnah. This experience contributed to the inspiration for her novel Wings of Refuge.
Lynn resigned from teaching to write full-time in 1992. Since then she has published 27 novels. Eight of her historical novels, Hidden Places, Candle in the Darkness, Fire by Night, A Proper Pursuit, and Until We Reach Home have won Christy Awards in 2002, 2003, 2004, 2008, and 2009 for excellence in Christian Fiction. Fire by Night was also one of only five inspirational fiction books chosen by Library Journal for their top picks of 2003, and All She Ever Wanted was chosen as one of the five inspirational top picks of 2005. Lynn's novel Hidden Places has been made into a movie for the Hallmark Channel, starring actress Shirley Jones. Ms Jones received a 2006 Emmy Award nomination for her portrayal of Aunt Batty in the film.
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November 19, 2019
I must confess, I'm addicted to Lynn Austin's books and I also enjoy a good devotional. So when I saw that Lynn had a new book, a 10-week daily devotional, I didn't need to think twice! I've truly enjoyed reading this book and hearing more about Lynns journey through faith. I love reading how Lynn sees God and lessons in seemingly ordinary everyday events and shares her faith with us all. I can honestly say I feel like this book is already making me look at everyday situations differently. Lynn Austin is a fantastic storyteller in her fiction works and this devotional is easy reading with interesting real life stories and lessons. I plan on going back to this book at the first of the year and reading through it again, in the calm-quiet-cold west Michigan winter, taking a bit more time, letting the words and lessons warm my soul, and really absorbing it all again :)
December 12, 2020
3.5 sterren - een aantal mooie overdenkingen, zeker omdat ze haar werk als fictie auteur erin heeft verwerkt. Was een inspirerend boekje!
November 26, 2019
I have never read any of Lynn Austin's books but she has many devoted readers who love her writings. I am not a fan of historical books but I believe her fans will love this devotion book. The further I got into the book, the more I liked it. Ms. Austin tells stories of things that have happened to her and then relate a lesson and scripture. I would recommend this book to any woman especially those to read Christian fiction or are writers themselves. They will enjoy these stories. I recommend this book wholeheartedly.
I received a a preview copy of this book but the opinions expressed are completely and entirely my own.
I received a a preview copy of this book but the opinions expressed are completely and entirely my own.
March 4, 2022
This is a sweet book and reminder to look for God's hand in our life, everywhere, and to trust Him. Here are some favorite quotes:
"In the busyness of our daily lives, in the challenges and surprises we often face, we don't always have a sense of Christ's nearness... What if we watched for Him at home and at work, and everywhere we went?"
"God created each of us with unique gifts and talents that we can use for His glory. When we discover what they are, and joyfully use them, we honor Him and are blessed in return (p. 5)."
"Heavenly Father, help us to listen to our hearts and to Your still, small voice so we can discover the purpose for which You created us. Help us to find the work You created us to do (p. 6)."
"Dreams aren't always instantly fulfilled. Maybe God delays them so that we will learn to call on Him and to trust Him (p. 9)."
"Heavenly Father, we want instant results, and You want a relationship with us. You want us to hear Your voice and to trust Your perfect timing. Help us to use our times of waiting, and disappointment, and frustration to draw closer to You (p. 10)."
"At the moment, I'm waiting for several urgent prayers to be answered. A job opportunity for a loved one. My friends' six-month-old granddaughter who needs a liver transplant. A friend's husband who is battling cancer. For a friend awaiting a biopsy report. These are only a few of many. And don't we all have similar lists (p. 11)?"
"If I had no memory of the countless spring-times and summer-times that have followed winter in the past, I would sink into despair to imagine the world forever looking this way... remembering gives me hope (p. 12)."
"Hope also comes in the form of the prayer journal I keep so I can look back on the many prayers that God has answered in the past (p. 12)."
"'Wait for the Lord; be strong and take heart and wait for the Lord' (Psalm 27:14, p. 13)."
"Thank you, Lord, for always hearing our prayers. As I wait for your answers, help me to remember that You are a faithful, loving God. You always know the best way and the perfect time to answer each one (p. 13)."
"Lord Jesus, I pray that You will help me to see the bruised reeds all around me and to love them as You do. Give me a heart of compassion to tend and nurture these bruised ones the way You would (p. 16)."
"'Do not neglect your gift' (1 Timothy 4:14, p. 17)."
"Many people... aren't even aware that God has given a gift to each of us, the most important one being the gift of His Son, Jesus Christ (p. 18)."
"Why not be like a child and tear into the gift that your loving Heavenly Father has delighted in giving you? Please don't wait another day (p. 19)!"
"As my faith grew, God helped me to conquer my fear (p. 21)."
"'I can do everything through Christ who gives me strength' (Philippians 4:13, p. 21)."
"That Christmas in Bogota was different from any other... We didn't have a Christmas tree. There were no decorations... no presents... no family gatherings. Yet in that simplicity, I found the true meaning of Christmas--a helpless child, a Father's love (p. 27)."
"Every year at Christmas, I pray that I can let go of all the trappings... for just a few moments, and remember how it felt to hold a helpless child in my arms, a child I loved with all that I am. Like Mary, I want to treasure up these things and ponder them in my heart... What if, not only at Christmas, but during all of our stressful, busy days, we set aside a few moments to ponder in our hearts the unfathomable love of God (p. 27)?"
"Love, help me to slow down today so I can treasure the wonder of Your love for me (p. 28)."
"There will probably never come a time when every issue in my life is perfectly resolved, but I hope I can look back and see how God has been shaping me, using my struggles to make me more like Christ (p. 31)."
"Search for that hidden treasure of God's image (p. 35)."
"Lord Jesus, thank You for paying the price to rescue me when I was lost and unlovable. All that I have and all that I am today are because of Your great love for me (p. 38)."
"He showed me how powerful it can be to simply tell others what God has done in my life. I don't need to memorize verses or have a theology degree, but simply tell my story and remind people that God loves them (p. 40)."
"God gives each of us an 'audience' to reach out to, whether at work or at school, at home or in the marketplace... Am I taking advantage of the places God takes me and the people He puts in my path to bring Him glory? Do I take time to offer a word of encouragement (p. 41)?"
"Once we put our story into words, it becomes much easier to recall and retell it whenever a situation arises... We don't need to recite a host of Bible verses or debate theology... All we need to do is share our story of how Christ came into our life and changed us (p. 44)."
"Lord, thank You for loving me and changing my life. Please help me to put my testimony into words so that I will be ready and willing to boldly share with others what You have so graciously done for me (p. 44)."
"It's in these times of wrestling that we often find ourselves drawing closer to God (p. 49)."
"Speak to us, Lord, and give us the faith to persevere through those difficult times, knowing that You have a plan and a purpose for each of our lives that goes beyond what we can see (p. 50)."
"Lord Jesus, I know You want my life to be fruitful. Please help me to see the weeds that are hindering my growth and to get rid of them. Help me not to fear Your season of pruning, but to remember that it's for my good and Your glory (p. 53)."
"There are always two loaves as a reminder that when the Israelites wandered in the wilderness with Moses, God provided twice as much manna on the eve of the Sabbath so the people could enjoy a day of rest (p. 55)."
"The bread and wine had been bought with a great price. Now he invited me to come and to enjoy a time of close fellowship with Him (p. 56)."
"'Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.' It's an invitation well worth accepting (p. 56)."
"Build your marriage on the foundation of Christ (p. 58)."
"My second secret to a long and happy marriage is to take time to prayerfully plan and dream together (p. 59)."
"'You might be the only Bible that your neighbor will ever read (p. 67).'"
"Never stop praying for family members to give their lives to Christ, no matter how long it takes. I'm praying that I'll find the right opportunity and the right words to say, and to do so in a loving way (p. 71)."
"The Jewish people live in booths to remember how God watched over them and protected them and provided all their needs while they wandered in the wilderness for forty years... One of the 'rules' for creating an authentic sukkah is that the roof cannot be totally enclosed. You're supposed to be able to see the sky and the stars overhead when you look up, and remember that God is watching over you. He's got you covered (p. 74)."
"I find it interesting that God made celebrating Sukkot a commandment. That's how important He thought it was that His people take time to stop and remember everything He has done for us. To remember how He has provided everything we need--including a bountiful harvest. In the description of the feast in Leviticus God says several times to cease working! That is a day of rest! You shall do no work! That's an act of trust. We can stop working--He has us covered (p. 74)."
"We need to remind ourselves that the world won't stop spinning if we take a day of rest from our work. God has everything under control... There is no limit to His ability to supply all of our needs if we simply trust and obey--the way the Israelites did when they lived in tents in the wilderness (p. 75)."
"We all need the Holy Spirit's power to accomplish the work God gives us to do. I sometimes forget that, and I try to.... rely... on my own experience and knowledge instead of the Spirit's inspiration. No wonder I huff and puff (p. 78)!"
"Mom's love of books began when she discovered the public library as a girl during the Great Depression (p. 80)."
"Mom showed me that if there's something you want to do... then why not sit down and do it (p. 81)?"
"She has experienced hard times and losses over the years--a stillborn baby, a life-threatening illness, my dad's early death at age 62, my sister Bonnie's tragic death from cancer... Mom's faith in a loving God has never wavered (p. 82)."
"Heavenly Father, we thank You for the godly people You placed in our lives at just the right time and in just the right place (p. 82)."
"When we fail to stay behind the orange safety cones that God has given us in His Word--or when we foolishly try to move them--we are in danger. And to do so for something that won't bring long-lasting satisfaction is foolish in deed (p. 85)."
"How blessed our lives can be when we choose to walk with Christ, the Light of the World (p. 85)>"
"Heavenly Father... Help us to remember that Your laws are given to us in love, so that we may live the good life You have planned for us. And help us to turn away from the glittering temptations that will do us harm (p. 86)."
"Everyone has to discover the best way they personally recharge (p. 87)."
"'We have to come to Him in humility, acknowledging our helplessness and our utter dependence on Him... If we have given our lives to Him, we are able to accept everything that happens to us as from His hands... You can choose to trust His faithfulness in every detail of your life (Elisabeth Elliot, p. 92).'"
"Ultimately, my life doesn't belong to me, but to God, who has redeemed it through His Son (p. 93)."
"I'm grateful for the reminder of God's power and my own helplessness (p. 93)."
"It's time for me to stop 'doing church' and get involved with the world around... in the same way Jesus did (p. 96)."
"Why not stay in safe waters? Because sometimes complacency masks a lack of faith... Faith grows the most during times of change (p. 97)."
"'When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you (p. 97).'"
"How in the world can I fix my eyes on something that can't be seen (p. 98)?"
"I'm taking time to reminisce about all my experiences, looking for the 'unseen' blessing in each circumstance (p. 100)."
"Lord God, it's so difficult, at times, to see our circumstances through eyes of faith--and so easy to judge merely by what our senses tell us. Help me to remember Your faithfulness in the past, and to trust that Your sight is far greater than mine (p. 100)."
"Our faith has been strengthened after sensing God's presence throughout the crisis and knowing that He hears and answers our prayers (p. 106)."
"Where have you seen God at work when your plans were changed (p. 107)?"
"My faith is always nourished when I take time to reflect on my journey with God and think about the lessons He has taught me along the way... Describe your life's journey in ten words (p. 109)."
"Remembering gives us hope. God was with us. He is with us now. And He will be with us in the future until the end of our days (p. 110)."
"What task requiring courage and faith might God be asking of me (p. 115)?"
"I can delude myself into thinking I'm a pretty good Christian on the outside, all cleaned up and looking good--until Christ shines His light and reveals my spots and streaks (p. 117)."
"God has given each of us a job to do... When we do His work joyfully and for His glory, serving others in His name, the rewards we will receive in return will be beyond all of our expectations (p. 126)."
"Springs returns once the earth tilts back again (p. 128)."
"The best way I know to measure growth is to look for fruit in my life, using the familiar list in Galatians 5:22 as my guide (p. 128)."
"Which one of these fruits of the Spirit do you most want to cultivate this spring? How might you take the first step (p. 129)?"
"It requires discipline to become more like Christ, but thankfully, we can ask the Holy Spirit to help us (p. 132)."
"The rabbi believed that subduing the earth means we're supposed to use our natural curiosity and sense of adventure to explore the world and learn everything we can about it (p. 147)."
"'The aim of the person of faith is not to be as comfortable as possible but to live as deeply and thoroughly as possible--to deal with the reality of life, discover truth, create beauty, act out love... The only opportunity you will ever have to live by faith is in the circumstances you are provided this very day (Eugene Peterson, p. 148).'"
"Heavenly Father, sometimes we are so afraid to risk living deeply and loving others. Help us to remember that You provide the courage and faith to do the work You have for us to do--today. Lord, give me the faith and courage to move mountains in Your name (p. 149)."
"'Don't you know that you yourselves are God's temple and that God's Spirit lives in you?' (1 Corinthians 3:16, p. 151)"
"Lord Jesus, please help me to remember that the trials you bring my way can be used by You to shape me into the person You desire me to be (p. 152)."
"Are you happy with how things are right now? What would you like to change? Which steps can you take to make change happen and get on track with God's purposes for your life (p. 154)?"
"'Wait for the Lord; be strong and take heart and wait for the Lord' (Psalm 27:14, p. 155)."
"I wonder how God wants us to use our gifts today to share His great love with a hurting world (p. 159)?"
"Change is God's template for our lives... Change will be good for me, not something to fear. It will strip away my self-sufficiency and self-reliance and force me to lean on God, to pray more, to trust Him, and to walk in faith with the One who invented change (p. 162)."
"'Store up for yourselves treasures in heaven (p. 166).'"
"God was still in control... sometimes I'm slow-witted about these things... if He wanted me there, I would get there. And if He had another plan for the brunch tomorrow, then all the worrying in the world wouldn't make a bit of difference (p. 173)."
"God is in control--and I'm not Him (p. 174)."
"Why do worry and fear always go hand-in-hand? The enemy constantly uses these two temptations in my life. But I've discovered a handy weapon to use when I'm tempted. It's the same weapon Jesus used when the enemy tempted Him in the wilderness: The Word of God (p. 177)."
"'Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice! Let your gentleness be evident to all. The Lord is near' (Philippians 4:4-5, p. 181)."
"Why were the people being so nice? Was it a trick? A scam? Did they want something from me? Sadly, I've built a huge wall of skepticism after living in an unfriendly metropolitan area for the past twenty-two years. But those walls were quickly toppling... As I was writing this morning, one of our neighbors came to the door with a beautiful bouquet of flowers. He'd just picked them from his garden. For us (p. 183)!"
"'A cheerful heart is good medicine' (Proverbs 17:22)... 'You cannot be the person God wants you to be if you keep yourself aloof from others.' So I've been practicing my smile. I've decided I want a dose of God's medicine (p. 183)."
"Heavenly Father, I pray that the love and joy and peace that I've found in Christ will radiate from my soul for everyone to see. Help me to really notice the people I meet, and to see Your image in each one (p. 183)."
"Sometimes it's easy to miss the miraculous in the details of daily living, but as I re-read my journal for the year, God's hand became amazingly clear (p. 184)."
"Looking back at answered prayers in the past gives me faith to believe that God will answer my future prayers too (p. 185)."
"'A brand new year. I can't imagine what it will bring, but I'll trust in God. I long to live intentionally, to enjoy life every day, and not simply mark time on a calendar or check off a to-do list.' Little did I know all the places I would go or how much I would need to trust Him (p. 185)!"
"Lord Jesus, thank You for always answering my prayers, even when it isn't the answer I expected. Help me to remember that you can see the future--and I can't. Help me to trust that You know what's best for me in every circumstance (p. 186)."
"The trials we face build character--and often reveal our characters (p. 188)."
"I hope I'm remembered for showing the love of Christ to others (p. 189)."
"Those of us who know the beauty and joy of God's unfailing love--aren't we supposed to generously give it away to everyone around us (p. 194)?"
"Lord, open my eyes, today, to see who needs to be touched by Your love. Then give me the courage and grace to love as You do (p. 195)."
"Stop and make a list of all the ways God has shown His love to you (p. 198)."
"I can't keep even one of these resolutions without God's help (p. 203)."
"The Israelites traveled through this same wilderness on their way to the Promised Land--and don't we all want to end up, in the place where God wants us to be? But first we sometimes have to trek through dry, difficult places (p. 206)."
"Heavenly Father, thank You for providing for us, even when we find ourselves in desert places. Help us to see Your hand, pointing the way for us to go. Help us to trust You to lead us (p. 208)."
"'What's your mother's name?... If she'll pray for me, I'll pray for her' (p. 217)."
"He loved her and was listening to her every word when she prays. He truly did hear all of her prayers, even the unanswered ones (p. 219)."
"The God who is listening is a God of small miracles as well as big ones (p. 219)."
"When our prayers go unanswered, help us to trust that Your miracle is waiting just around the corner (p. 220)."
"We don't have to make this journey by ourselves. Jesus asks us to take our turn guiding others who are a little behind us on the journey (p. 222)."
"I think Jesus is pleased when we volunteer to... care for the stragglers. It's hard to be patient... But a good Sweep shares the Shepherd's heart for the lost (p. 223)."
"'Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will direct your paths' (Proverbs 3:6, p. 224)."
"I keep a prayer journal to write down people and circumstances I'm praying for. The journal reminds me of them when I sit down to pray during my quiet times... I also leave space... to record how and when God answers (p. 225)."
"Take note of all the 'God sightings' in your life... Write down scripture verses that build your faith. Keep them in a handy place (p. 226)."
"In the busyness of our daily lives, in the challenges and surprises we often face, we don't always have a sense of Christ's nearness... What if we watched for Him at home and at work, and everywhere we went?"
"God created each of us with unique gifts and talents that we can use for His glory. When we discover what they are, and joyfully use them, we honor Him and are blessed in return (p. 5)."
"Heavenly Father, help us to listen to our hearts and to Your still, small voice so we can discover the purpose for which You created us. Help us to find the work You created us to do (p. 6)."
"Dreams aren't always instantly fulfilled. Maybe God delays them so that we will learn to call on Him and to trust Him (p. 9)."
"Heavenly Father, we want instant results, and You want a relationship with us. You want us to hear Your voice and to trust Your perfect timing. Help us to use our times of waiting, and disappointment, and frustration to draw closer to You (p. 10)."
"At the moment, I'm waiting for several urgent prayers to be answered. A job opportunity for a loved one. My friends' six-month-old granddaughter who needs a liver transplant. A friend's husband who is battling cancer. For a friend awaiting a biopsy report. These are only a few of many. And don't we all have similar lists (p. 11)?"
"If I had no memory of the countless spring-times and summer-times that have followed winter in the past, I would sink into despair to imagine the world forever looking this way... remembering gives me hope (p. 12)."
"Hope also comes in the form of the prayer journal I keep so I can look back on the many prayers that God has answered in the past (p. 12)."
"'Wait for the Lord; be strong and take heart and wait for the Lord' (Psalm 27:14, p. 13)."
"Thank you, Lord, for always hearing our prayers. As I wait for your answers, help me to remember that You are a faithful, loving God. You always know the best way and the perfect time to answer each one (p. 13)."
"Lord Jesus, I pray that You will help me to see the bruised reeds all around me and to love them as You do. Give me a heart of compassion to tend and nurture these bruised ones the way You would (p. 16)."
"'Do not neglect your gift' (1 Timothy 4:14, p. 17)."
"Many people... aren't even aware that God has given a gift to each of us, the most important one being the gift of His Son, Jesus Christ (p. 18)."
"Why not be like a child and tear into the gift that your loving Heavenly Father has delighted in giving you? Please don't wait another day (p. 19)!"
"As my faith grew, God helped me to conquer my fear (p. 21)."
"'I can do everything through Christ who gives me strength' (Philippians 4:13, p. 21)."
"That Christmas in Bogota was different from any other... We didn't have a Christmas tree. There were no decorations... no presents... no family gatherings. Yet in that simplicity, I found the true meaning of Christmas--a helpless child, a Father's love (p. 27)."
"Every year at Christmas, I pray that I can let go of all the trappings... for just a few moments, and remember how it felt to hold a helpless child in my arms, a child I loved with all that I am. Like Mary, I want to treasure up these things and ponder them in my heart... What if, not only at Christmas, but during all of our stressful, busy days, we set aside a few moments to ponder in our hearts the unfathomable love of God (p. 27)?"
"Love, help me to slow down today so I can treasure the wonder of Your love for me (p. 28)."
"There will probably never come a time when every issue in my life is perfectly resolved, but I hope I can look back and see how God has been shaping me, using my struggles to make me more like Christ (p. 31)."
"Search for that hidden treasure of God's image (p. 35)."
"Lord Jesus, thank You for paying the price to rescue me when I was lost and unlovable. All that I have and all that I am today are because of Your great love for me (p. 38)."
"He showed me how powerful it can be to simply tell others what God has done in my life. I don't need to memorize verses or have a theology degree, but simply tell my story and remind people that God loves them (p. 40)."
"God gives each of us an 'audience' to reach out to, whether at work or at school, at home or in the marketplace... Am I taking advantage of the places God takes me and the people He puts in my path to bring Him glory? Do I take time to offer a word of encouragement (p. 41)?"
"Once we put our story into words, it becomes much easier to recall and retell it whenever a situation arises... We don't need to recite a host of Bible verses or debate theology... All we need to do is share our story of how Christ came into our life and changed us (p. 44)."
"Lord, thank You for loving me and changing my life. Please help me to put my testimony into words so that I will be ready and willing to boldly share with others what You have so graciously done for me (p. 44)."
"It's in these times of wrestling that we often find ourselves drawing closer to God (p. 49)."
"Speak to us, Lord, and give us the faith to persevere through those difficult times, knowing that You have a plan and a purpose for each of our lives that goes beyond what we can see (p. 50)."
"Lord Jesus, I know You want my life to be fruitful. Please help me to see the weeds that are hindering my growth and to get rid of them. Help me not to fear Your season of pruning, but to remember that it's for my good and Your glory (p. 53)."
"There are always two loaves as a reminder that when the Israelites wandered in the wilderness with Moses, God provided twice as much manna on the eve of the Sabbath so the people could enjoy a day of rest (p. 55)."
"The bread and wine had been bought with a great price. Now he invited me to come and to enjoy a time of close fellowship with Him (p. 56)."
"'Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.' It's an invitation well worth accepting (p. 56)."
"Build your marriage on the foundation of Christ (p. 58)."
"My second secret to a long and happy marriage is to take time to prayerfully plan and dream together (p. 59)."
"'You might be the only Bible that your neighbor will ever read (p. 67).'"
"Never stop praying for family members to give their lives to Christ, no matter how long it takes. I'm praying that I'll find the right opportunity and the right words to say, and to do so in a loving way (p. 71)."
"The Jewish people live in booths to remember how God watched over them and protected them and provided all their needs while they wandered in the wilderness for forty years... One of the 'rules' for creating an authentic sukkah is that the roof cannot be totally enclosed. You're supposed to be able to see the sky and the stars overhead when you look up, and remember that God is watching over you. He's got you covered (p. 74)."
"I find it interesting that God made celebrating Sukkot a commandment. That's how important He thought it was that His people take time to stop and remember everything He has done for us. To remember how He has provided everything we need--including a bountiful harvest. In the description of the feast in Leviticus God says several times to cease working! That is a day of rest! You shall do no work! That's an act of trust. We can stop working--He has us covered (p. 74)."
"We need to remind ourselves that the world won't stop spinning if we take a day of rest from our work. God has everything under control... There is no limit to His ability to supply all of our needs if we simply trust and obey--the way the Israelites did when they lived in tents in the wilderness (p. 75)."
"We all need the Holy Spirit's power to accomplish the work God gives us to do. I sometimes forget that, and I try to.... rely... on my own experience and knowledge instead of the Spirit's inspiration. No wonder I huff and puff (p. 78)!"
"Mom's love of books began when she discovered the public library as a girl during the Great Depression (p. 80)."
"Mom showed me that if there's something you want to do... then why not sit down and do it (p. 81)?"
"She has experienced hard times and losses over the years--a stillborn baby, a life-threatening illness, my dad's early death at age 62, my sister Bonnie's tragic death from cancer... Mom's faith in a loving God has never wavered (p. 82)."
"Heavenly Father, we thank You for the godly people You placed in our lives at just the right time and in just the right place (p. 82)."
"When we fail to stay behind the orange safety cones that God has given us in His Word--or when we foolishly try to move them--we are in danger. And to do so for something that won't bring long-lasting satisfaction is foolish in deed (p. 85)."
"How blessed our lives can be when we choose to walk with Christ, the Light of the World (p. 85)>"
"Heavenly Father... Help us to remember that Your laws are given to us in love, so that we may live the good life You have planned for us. And help us to turn away from the glittering temptations that will do us harm (p. 86)."
"Everyone has to discover the best way they personally recharge (p. 87)."
"'We have to come to Him in humility, acknowledging our helplessness and our utter dependence on Him... If we have given our lives to Him, we are able to accept everything that happens to us as from His hands... You can choose to trust His faithfulness in every detail of your life (Elisabeth Elliot, p. 92).'"
"Ultimately, my life doesn't belong to me, but to God, who has redeemed it through His Son (p. 93)."
"I'm grateful for the reminder of God's power and my own helplessness (p. 93)."
"It's time for me to stop 'doing church' and get involved with the world around... in the same way Jesus did (p. 96)."
"Why not stay in safe waters? Because sometimes complacency masks a lack of faith... Faith grows the most during times of change (p. 97)."
"'When you pass through the waters, I will be with you; and when you pass through the rivers, they will not sweep over you (p. 97).'"
"How in the world can I fix my eyes on something that can't be seen (p. 98)?"
"I'm taking time to reminisce about all my experiences, looking for the 'unseen' blessing in each circumstance (p. 100)."
"Lord God, it's so difficult, at times, to see our circumstances through eyes of faith--and so easy to judge merely by what our senses tell us. Help me to remember Your faithfulness in the past, and to trust that Your sight is far greater than mine (p. 100)."
"Our faith has been strengthened after sensing God's presence throughout the crisis and knowing that He hears and answers our prayers (p. 106)."
"Where have you seen God at work when your plans were changed (p. 107)?"
"My faith is always nourished when I take time to reflect on my journey with God and think about the lessons He has taught me along the way... Describe your life's journey in ten words (p. 109)."
"Remembering gives us hope. God was with us. He is with us now. And He will be with us in the future until the end of our days (p. 110)."
"What task requiring courage and faith might God be asking of me (p. 115)?"
"I can delude myself into thinking I'm a pretty good Christian on the outside, all cleaned up and looking good--until Christ shines His light and reveals my spots and streaks (p. 117)."
"God has given each of us a job to do... When we do His work joyfully and for His glory, serving others in His name, the rewards we will receive in return will be beyond all of our expectations (p. 126)."
"Springs returns once the earth tilts back again (p. 128)."
"The best way I know to measure growth is to look for fruit in my life, using the familiar list in Galatians 5:22 as my guide (p. 128)."
"Which one of these fruits of the Spirit do you most want to cultivate this spring? How might you take the first step (p. 129)?"
"It requires discipline to become more like Christ, but thankfully, we can ask the Holy Spirit to help us (p. 132)."
"The rabbi believed that subduing the earth means we're supposed to use our natural curiosity and sense of adventure to explore the world and learn everything we can about it (p. 147)."
"'The aim of the person of faith is not to be as comfortable as possible but to live as deeply and thoroughly as possible--to deal with the reality of life, discover truth, create beauty, act out love... The only opportunity you will ever have to live by faith is in the circumstances you are provided this very day (Eugene Peterson, p. 148).'"
"Heavenly Father, sometimes we are so afraid to risk living deeply and loving others. Help us to remember that You provide the courage and faith to do the work You have for us to do--today. Lord, give me the faith and courage to move mountains in Your name (p. 149)."
"'Don't you know that you yourselves are God's temple and that God's Spirit lives in you?' (1 Corinthians 3:16, p. 151)"
"Lord Jesus, please help me to remember that the trials you bring my way can be used by You to shape me into the person You desire me to be (p. 152)."
"Are you happy with how things are right now? What would you like to change? Which steps can you take to make change happen and get on track with God's purposes for your life (p. 154)?"
"'Wait for the Lord; be strong and take heart and wait for the Lord' (Psalm 27:14, p. 155)."
"I wonder how God wants us to use our gifts today to share His great love with a hurting world (p. 159)?"
"Change is God's template for our lives... Change will be good for me, not something to fear. It will strip away my self-sufficiency and self-reliance and force me to lean on God, to pray more, to trust Him, and to walk in faith with the One who invented change (p. 162)."
"'Store up for yourselves treasures in heaven (p. 166).'"
"God was still in control... sometimes I'm slow-witted about these things... if He wanted me there, I would get there. And if He had another plan for the brunch tomorrow, then all the worrying in the world wouldn't make a bit of difference (p. 173)."
"God is in control--and I'm not Him (p. 174)."
"Why do worry and fear always go hand-in-hand? The enemy constantly uses these two temptations in my life. But I've discovered a handy weapon to use when I'm tempted. It's the same weapon Jesus used when the enemy tempted Him in the wilderness: The Word of God (p. 177)."
"'Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice! Let your gentleness be evident to all. The Lord is near' (Philippians 4:4-5, p. 181)."
"Why were the people being so nice? Was it a trick? A scam? Did they want something from me? Sadly, I've built a huge wall of skepticism after living in an unfriendly metropolitan area for the past twenty-two years. But those walls were quickly toppling... As I was writing this morning, one of our neighbors came to the door with a beautiful bouquet of flowers. He'd just picked them from his garden. For us (p. 183)!"
"'A cheerful heart is good medicine' (Proverbs 17:22)... 'You cannot be the person God wants you to be if you keep yourself aloof from others.' So I've been practicing my smile. I've decided I want a dose of God's medicine (p. 183)."
"Heavenly Father, I pray that the love and joy and peace that I've found in Christ will radiate from my soul for everyone to see. Help me to really notice the people I meet, and to see Your image in each one (p. 183)."
"Sometimes it's easy to miss the miraculous in the details of daily living, but as I re-read my journal for the year, God's hand became amazingly clear (p. 184)."
"Looking back at answered prayers in the past gives me faith to believe that God will answer my future prayers too (p. 185)."
"'A brand new year. I can't imagine what it will bring, but I'll trust in God. I long to live intentionally, to enjoy life every day, and not simply mark time on a calendar or check off a to-do list.' Little did I know all the places I would go or how much I would need to trust Him (p. 185)!"
"Lord Jesus, thank You for always answering my prayers, even when it isn't the answer I expected. Help me to remember that you can see the future--and I can't. Help me to trust that You know what's best for me in every circumstance (p. 186)."
"The trials we face build character--and often reveal our characters (p. 188)."
"I hope I'm remembered for showing the love of Christ to others (p. 189)."
"Those of us who know the beauty and joy of God's unfailing love--aren't we supposed to generously give it away to everyone around us (p. 194)?"
"Lord, open my eyes, today, to see who needs to be touched by Your love. Then give me the courage and grace to love as You do (p. 195)."
"Stop and make a list of all the ways God has shown His love to you (p. 198)."
"I can't keep even one of these resolutions without God's help (p. 203)."
"The Israelites traveled through this same wilderness on their way to the Promised Land--and don't we all want to end up, in the place where God wants us to be? But first we sometimes have to trek through dry, difficult places (p. 206)."
"Heavenly Father, thank You for providing for us, even when we find ourselves in desert places. Help us to see Your hand, pointing the way for us to go. Help us to trust You to lead us (p. 208)."
"'What's your mother's name?... If she'll pray for me, I'll pray for her' (p. 217)."
"He loved her and was listening to her every word when she prays. He truly did hear all of her prayers, even the unanswered ones (p. 219)."
"The God who is listening is a God of small miracles as well as big ones (p. 219)."
"When our prayers go unanswered, help us to trust that Your miracle is waiting just around the corner (p. 220)."
"We don't have to make this journey by ourselves. Jesus asks us to take our turn guiding others who are a little behind us on the journey (p. 222)."
"I think Jesus is pleased when we volunteer to... care for the stragglers. It's hard to be patient... But a good Sweep shares the Shepherd's heart for the lost (p. 223)."
"'Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will direct your paths' (Proverbs 3:6, p. 224)."
"I keep a prayer journal to write down people and circumstances I'm praying for. The journal reminds me of them when I sit down to pray during my quiet times... I also leave space... to record how and when God answers (p. 225)."
"Take note of all the 'God sightings' in your life... Write down scripture verses that build your faith. Keep them in a handy place (p. 226)."
November 10, 2019
If you love Lynn Austin's books, you will enjoy this devotional. Each day is a journey into Austin's life, pointing at how she sees God in the little things. She even relates many of her daily devotions to the lessons learned by characters in her books. I felt like I was reading a behind the scenes of all her great stories, and how they came to life.
My favorite part of this book is that, like all her other books, God clearly speaks to me through her words. Each of the devotions seems to speak about something I was currently struggling with in my life. It never fails, when I pick up one of her books it's as if God said, "here, let me tell you a little story to help you understand what I am trying to teach you."
At the end of each week, Austin invites you to reflect on how the devotions of the week and think about how God appears in the everyday moments of your life. My eyes have been opened to how God has worked in the smallest of things - like a small conversation with the cashier at the grocery story, to the testimonies from people you never thought would speak so boldly of their faith.
Each and every day's devotion sat with me and gave me something to think about. This is a devotion not to be missed. And a great gift for someone who is struggling with seeing or hearing from God in their life right now.
My favorite part of this book is that, like all her other books, God clearly speaks to me through her words. Each of the devotions seems to speak about something I was currently struggling with in my life. It never fails, when I pick up one of her books it's as if God said, "here, let me tell you a little story to help you understand what I am trying to teach you."
At the end of each week, Austin invites you to reflect on how the devotions of the week and think about how God appears in the everyday moments of your life. My eyes have been opened to how God has worked in the smallest of things - like a small conversation with the cashier at the grocery story, to the testimonies from people you never thought would speak so boldly of their faith.
Each and every day's devotion sat with me and gave me something to think about. This is a devotion not to be missed. And a great gift for someone who is struggling with seeing or hearing from God in their life right now.
November 8, 2019
While designed as a devotional, I chose to read thru Sightings as a standard book. The presence of God leaped off of every page. There were endless moments which I could relate to. Many prompted tears; both happy and otherwise. Really enjoyed this book as a straight read thru, but am planning on incorporating into my devotional reading selections in 2020. Looking forward to press deeper into my relationship with Father God thru this book.
November 20, 2019
“Instead of leaving God behind after our Sunday morning worship or our daily devotions, what if we tried to cultivate that sense of His presence in our ordinary moments? What if we watched for Him at home or work, and everywhere we went?” (Quote from book)
Lynn Austin is a wonderful author, and I’ve read many of her Christian fiction novels. When I saw that she had written a devotional book, I knew that it would be something special. I love the way the author shares moments of her life with us and describes how she saw God working during those times. She encourages us to watch for those “sightings” of God working in each of our lives.
There are ten weeks of devotions, with five devotions per week. There’s Scripture reading for each day, as well as a short prayer that applies to each devotion. These short readings are encouraging and inspiring, and perfect spiritual encouragement to help get your day to a great start. I’ll be reading this thoughtful book again.
I received a copy of this book from the publisher. All opinions are my own.
Lynn Austin is a wonderful author, and I’ve read many of her Christian fiction novels. When I saw that she had written a devotional book, I knew that it would be something special. I love the way the author shares moments of her life with us and describes how she saw God working during those times. She encourages us to watch for those “sightings” of God working in each of our lives.
There are ten weeks of devotions, with five devotions per week. There’s Scripture reading for each day, as well as a short prayer that applies to each devotion. These short readings are encouraging and inspiring, and perfect spiritual encouragement to help get your day to a great start. I’ll be reading this thoughtful book again.
I received a copy of this book from the publisher. All opinions are my own.
December 4, 2019
Sightings: Discovering God’s Presence in Our Everyday Moments, by Lynn Austin is truly one of the most inspiring devotionals I have read in quite a while. Ms. Austin writes authentically with genuine heart and humility. Her deep love of God is certainly evident as she shares the wisdom and insights she has gained from her years of walking faithfully with the Lord through the ordinary and the extraordinary.
As I read and reflected on each of the daily readings, I connected wholeheartedly with Ms. Austin’s sincere faith and her desire to share it with others. In addition to her own thoughts and stories, the various scripture verses and the daily prayers Ms. Austin also includes with each of the readings add even more depth and truth to the collection. I found these readings to be encouraging, thought-provoking, and utterly meaningful.
I am already planning to re-read Sightings in the near future. So much of this devotional touched my heart profoundly. Gentle in its tone, yet powerful in its message, this devotional undoubtedly deserves to be read often and frequently shared with others. I recommend it enthusiastically.
*I was given a copy of this book from the author/publisher. A review was not required. The review I have written is voluntary and contains opinions that are entirely my own.
As I read and reflected on each of the daily readings, I connected wholeheartedly with Ms. Austin’s sincere faith and her desire to share it with others. In addition to her own thoughts and stories, the various scripture verses and the daily prayers Ms. Austin also includes with each of the readings add even more depth and truth to the collection. I found these readings to be encouraging, thought-provoking, and utterly meaningful.
I am already planning to re-read Sightings in the near future. So much of this devotional touched my heart profoundly. Gentle in its tone, yet powerful in its message, this devotional undoubtedly deserves to be read often and frequently shared with others. I recommend it enthusiastically.
*I was given a copy of this book from the author/publisher. A review was not required. The review I have written is voluntary and contains opinions that are entirely my own.
November 16, 2019
Confession: I am not a devotional person. Usually because the thoughts and entries are short. But I LOVE Lynn Austin and will read anything she has written. This book is like a daily hug of escape--rather like wrapping your hands around a warm cup of tea. Austin's personal and immediately engaging style cuts through so you feel that you are sitting across from her. While the entries and themes will be familiar to those who have followed her online for years, it is wonderful to have bits of wisdom beautifully organized. I also really love her conversational tone. It makes for accessible reading even though Austin's gift of storytelling blazes through.
This is a perfect gift for most anyone and a definite add to your Lynn Austin collection (note: if you don't have a Lynn Austin collection you need one)
Note: this is a ten week study carefully crafted for reading in that manner, but I just skipped ahead LOL
With thanks to the author for a review copy
This is a perfect gift for most anyone and a definite add to your Lynn Austin collection (note: if you don't have a Lynn Austin collection you need one)
Note: this is a ten week study carefully crafted for reading in that manner, but I just skipped ahead LOL
With thanks to the author for a review copy
November 17, 2019
I liked this devotional because Lynn Austin used memorable word pictures for her theme of noticing God’s presence. Her ordinary everyday examples reminded me to be more alert in my own world. She also included entries about her lessons learned in her family life and different trips including time spent in Israel. I was pleasantly surprised that Austin shared insight into a writer’s life and some thoughts from her different books. This devotional has short manageable daily readings with a few application questions. Also included is a weekly digging deeper section for reflection. Overall, this collection provided a great way to begin my day. I was given a copy of this book by the publisher. All opinions are my own.
November 5, 2019
I was asked to do a "quick read" of this book so I could let people know about it. Now I'm looking forward to going back and rereading it slowly. In Sightings, Lynn Austin takes everyday occurrences in her life and reminds us to look for God in the everyday occurrences of our lives. Not just in the sunsets, and fall colors, but look for God in in our encounters with people, in our workplace, etc. We are reminded that lessons can be learned to strengthen our spiritual journey in things that happen every day. She encourages us to look for God working in our lives so that we may stretch, grow, and become more like Christ.
November 16, 2019
I loved this collection of Lynn's thoughts and insights into how God reveals himself and his plan throughout our lives. As I read her stories, I thought of my own and the many times I've seen God's love and kindness, His plan and providence throughout my own life. The "Something More" section of each week challenged me to slow down and meditate on what God was trying to teach me or show me. As a writer, I loved learning about Lynn's writing journey and was encouraged to continue in my own pursuit of writing. This book has been a wonderful addition to my collection of books that I choose to go to for my morning devotions.
November 7, 2019
I have enjoyed Sightings because Mrs Austin is keeping it real by telling us her experiences and how God has worked in her life. God can always speak to us through other people’s troubles and triumphs.
This author has been one of my favorite authors for a long time. If you want to get to know a little bit about Lynn Austin read this book! She shows us her heart.
I received an ebook from the author but was not required to write a positive review. All opinions and the way I felt about this book and author are my own.
This author has been one of my favorite authors for a long time. If you want to get to know a little bit about Lynn Austin read this book! She shows us her heart.
I received an ebook from the author but was not required to write a positive review. All opinions and the way I felt about this book and author are my own.
November 16, 2019
I am a huge Lynn Austin fiction fan, so although confident in the author I wasn’t quite sure what to expect from a devotional book. I have to say I wasn’t let down. As with most devotions every example is not going to resonate with your life but the themes and scriptures used really spoke to me about purpose and looking to God. One day (24, catching the wind) in particular was powerful to me about surrendering to God and allowing His Spirit to fill us so we may accomplish His works. In addition to the daily sections each week has a something more section to draw us in. I highly recommend!
November 21, 2019
If you’ve ever wanted to know what goes on in the heart of a Christian author, you will love this devotional! Lynn Austin shares sightings of God at work in her life, including those relating to her writing career. You will be inspired to seek your own sightings that reflect God at work in you, and give Him the honor and glory. At the end of each week, she gives an extra devotional to spur the reader on to apply the principles in her own spiritual journey. You will laugh, cry and commiserate with Lynn during this 10 week devotional!
November 6, 2019
I've been a fan of Lynn Austin's fiction for years. She is a wonderful storyteller, and she brings that talent into her new devotional study. This is a ten week study with a reading for five days of the week and a "something more" reading that can be done on the weekend. I loved each of these insightful readings that pointed out ways God shows himself in our everyday lives. Highly recommended. I received a free e~book for review from the author but I also purchased a copy for myself.
November 9, 2019
Sightings is a ten-week collection of daily readings that showcase God’s love, care, and the beauty of His awesome creation. Included are scripture verses and prayers with a “Something More” at the end of each week that includes activities to wrap things up. Author Lynn Austin shares things from her own life that point directly to God’s awesome care. It’s a reminder to look around us to see that God is truly in control. I recommend savoring as a devotion each day but also can be read all at once. A terrific gift idea!
November 18, 2019
Just finished this devotional. Once again Lynn Austin shares her faith through the happenings of life. This time rather than a character in a book she shares her life. The good, the bad, the ugly and the wonderful all rolled together to allow us to see how God has worked in her life in days past and how that prepares her for days to come. Her Sightings of God in her life are relevant and comforting. Enjoyed this book so much! Vickie
April 26, 2025
Prachtige overdenkingen van Lynn Austin.
Verschillende thema’s worden belicht en dat is tof aan dit ‘dagboek’.
Ze blijft trouw aan Gods woord en gebruikt dit bij haar overdenking. Naast de Bijbel, deelt ze haar eigen ervaringen en gedachten. Daardoor is het boek toegankelijk en ontdek je ook haar reis.
Mooie lessen door dit boek geleerd en ze biedt verschillende dingen aan. Een gebedspunt, een activatie, een lied en ga zo maar door.
Mooi boek die ik heb gebruikt deze maand :)
Verschillende thema’s worden belicht en dat is tof aan dit ‘dagboek’.
Ze blijft trouw aan Gods woord en gebruikt dit bij haar overdenking. Naast de Bijbel, deelt ze haar eigen ervaringen en gedachten. Daardoor is het boek toegankelijk en ontdek je ook haar reis.
Mooie lessen door dit boek geleerd en ze biedt verschillende dingen aan. Een gebedspunt, een activatie, een lied en ga zo maar door.
Mooi boek die ik heb gebruikt deze maand :)
November 7, 2019
I've loved all the fiction books I've read by Lynn Austin and this devotion book did not disappoint me. In clear language with supporting verses from the Bible, she leads in a ten week study how to look for the wonders in life. In simple moments we can discover God in the sightings of wonderous things that show us just how much He cares for us.
November 7, 2019
I have always loved Lynn Austin and the way her books make me think about the people and situations around me. I love how she has a small section to read each day that includes scripture, personal insight, and a prayer. As I read about her examples of finding God at work in her life it helps to to think about the ways I can see him in my everyday life too.
November 11, 2019
Lynn Austin is one of my all time favorite authors and even though "Sightings" is unlike her historical fiction books, it doesn't disappoint. Reading this book has helped me to better recognize the hand of God in the everyday occurrences of life. Her experiences with writing were particularly inspiring for me as I am a fledgling author and am going through some of the same things.
November 14, 2019
This new devotional by Lynn Austin, one of my very favorite fiction authors, is filled with scripture, prayer and insightful, encouraging, thought provoking stories from Lynn’s everyday life. Of course it is beautifully written and is a good tool to point your thoughts toward how God’s hand is at work in every part of our lives.
November 6, 2019
Lynn Austin shares from her own experiences and shares many Christian truths. Anyone that is a Christian Fiction follower of her will also appreciate this book of encouragements. Her teachings come through clear and convicting. Excellent 10 week study for personal or groups.
November 11, 2019
This is an easy to read, heartwarming devotional book set to make you think, and become aware of blessings we often overlook each day. It is peppered with humor but is like sitting down and having a chat with a dear friend.
November 25, 2019
As a long time reader of Lynn Austin's fictional novels I was excited to learn she would be releasing a new book. I knew this one would be different, it's a devotional designed for daily reading, but I was pleasantly surprised by what I read. There are 10 weeks of devotions. Each day's devotion starts with a Bible verse and then Lynn tells a story. I personally enjoyed many of the stories Lynn told in this book and I enjoyed the thought-provoking questions and insights Lynn gave before closing each day in prayer. I found this study to be very encouraging to me and on some of my most difficult days the topics Lynn tackled were exactly what I needed.
As with her fictional novels, Lynn's style of writing and story telling shine through. I cannot wait to finish this book and pass it along to share with others. I already find myself looking for "Sightings" as I go about day to day life.
As with her fictional novels, Lynn's style of writing and story telling shine through. I cannot wait to finish this book and pass it along to share with others. I already find myself looking for "Sightings" as I go about day to day life.
April 14, 2024
Veel geschreven over dagelijkse zaken waarin niet per se over God wordt verteld
April 21, 2024
Lekker Amerikaans christelijk boek voor (huis)vrouwen. Niet heel vernieuwend, wel heel warm en vriendelijk geschreven. Opzet is ook leuk, er zitten afbeeldingen in met mooie gebeden.
July 7, 2024
Mooi boekje met bemoedigende persoonlijke verhalen.
January 18, 2021
Ok, so as a fan of this author for soo many years- it is such a treat to learn more about her and her experience getting to her writing career. It’s very insightful into Seeing God in little things, and find myself coming back for more when I need a different thought process :)
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