Jesus Every Day: Love Over All

by Candace Cameron Bure

What if reading the Bible wasn't overwhelming but life-changing? This easy-to-read, beautifully designed reflection guide series by Candace Cameron Bure removes the intimidation of Bible study and helps you reflect on the Bible's lifechanging principles. In this devotional guide by Candace Cameron Bure, you'll find 25 selections from God's Word that explain what love really is, tell us why we should love others, and provide examples for how we should love other people. Each passage of Scripture is accompanied by four thought-provoking questions that encourage you to grow in your understanding of the kind of love God wants you to have for Him and for other people.

Genres: Christian, Spirituality, Devotional

128 pages, Paperback

Published September 1, 2020

About the author

Candace Cameron Bure, actress, producer, New York Times bestselling author, beloved by millions worldwide from her role as D.J. Tanner on the iconic family sitcoms Full House and Fuller House, Hallmark Channel movies, former co-host of The View, inspirational speaker, and Dancing with the Stars Season 18 finalist, is both outspoken and passionate about her family and faith. Candace continues to flourish in the entertainment industry as a role model to women of all ages. She lives in the Los Angeles area with her husband and three children.

Reviews

[Lyssa]

It pains me to give a negative review because I love Candace Cameron Bure and love that she works so hard to share Jesus. But this was a bad devotional.

The style is a small excerpt of scripture printed for you (appreciated), which is then supposed to spark your thinking on 3 questions, followed by a journal entry prompt.

The questions tread in shallow waters and sometimes cannot be answered by the provided text. I was hoping for something that might challenge me, cause me to reflect / keep God's word and message present in my mind throughout the day, and/or give me a new depth, a new way of interpreting God's word. So it was a big disappointment.

There are a handful of short notes from Candace sprinkled throughout the book, leading me to wonder if she really looked at this at all before signing her name to it.

I then thought that maybe I could razor cut some of the pages out to frame them; pretty photos + God's word... It would serve as art and keep the verses present. But then I took a closer look at the pictures. They're not good. Lots of ugly city shots of buildings and the backs of random people - nothing that would have anything to do with the verses printed and nothing I would want to look twice at, let alone frame and display.

It's made on good quality paper, which is about the only positive thing I can say.

[Courtney Sidoli]

I hate to give a devotional 2 stars, but there was no depth in this Bible study. It seemed to randomly pick a passage and ask a few shallow questions. This may be something to give to a friend who wants to read a quick Bible passage in the morning, but not a study that will really further your knowledge of the word.

[Shea Hazel]

I thoroughly enjoyed how this book made me think and what it made me think about. The prompts are simple and it was in approaching this study mindfully that I found personal growth in my relationship with God, myself, and those around me. Grateful my best friend gifted this to me.

[Melissa Inman]

Just as good as the first devotional and I liked it better than the previous 2. Better verses and messages that spoke to me.

[Angela Casper Hernandez]

Devotional inspiration that is uplifting and inspiring with quotes from the Bible.

[Ang]

Love reading the reading, short readings. Journaling is the fun part. Makes you closer to God.