Be Still and Know: 365 Daily Devotions

by Broadstreet Publishing Group LLC

Why do we find it so difficult to admit that we need God—all the time? He loves to meet us wherever we are and fill us with everything we need for each new day. He encourages us to draw near to him with confidence, boldly making our requests known. As you reflect on these devotional entries, scriptures, and prayers, be assured of God’s unwavering love toward you. Unashamedly ask him for strength, joy, peace, and hope as you spend time in his presence. Ask again. And again. He is listening—every time.

Genres: Devotional, Christian, Nonfiction, Christian Living

385 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 18, 2020

Reviews

[Ladi Mountain]

On point

I stumbled upon this book in a very low point in my life. It has helped me navigate through the hardship when my faith dwindled.

[Grace]

I liked this devotional because it did give me daily scripture to live by. One goal of my last year was to read the Bible every day and this was helpful in that journey. However as far as devotionals go I didn’t find this one extremely prayer provoking. It didn’t focus really on any liturgical season, and my views didn’t always align with what the author had wrote about certain scripture passages.

[Kim Waite]

An absolute treasure

This devotional was so needed every day. It spoke truth to my heart and I will be reading it again and again.

[Diamondgirl2634]

Good daily devotional

This is a really good daily devotional for busy people. Each day is a quick read, with scripture, thoughts to think about and a prayer.

[Ruthie Jones]

Reading this book is good way to spend a few moments of every day immersed in the Word of God. This book was a gift from a neighbor, who apparently knew it was exactly what I needed.

[Donna Pincince]

Great short daily devotions

[SKP]

A very good daily devotional which brought a few moments of inspirational into my life each day of this year.

[🌹Natasha🌹]

I loved this devotional. Very nice and comforting! Each day is a quick read and it’s a way to spend a little time each day with God.