Believing God Day By Day

by Beth Moore

Among Beth Moore’s very best-selling books to date is Believing God, a powerful study of Isaiah 43 and Hebrews 11 that centers on one simple yet bold do you believe God or merely believe in Him? Moore explains how God’s plan is for the believer’s life to really work so all will know His promises are entirely true. When we begin to take God at His Word, the result is a fresh, contagious explosion of faith.

And now the enduring favorite is available in a convenient day-by-day reading format, reminding us time and again that God is bigger than we can imagine and faithful to be who He says He is, do what He says He can do, and help us be who He says we are. Believe it!

Genres: Christian, Nonfiction, Devotional, Faith, Christianity, Christian Living, Christian Non Fiction

386 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 1, 2008

About the author

Beth Moore has written many best–selling books and is a dynamic teacher and a prolific Bible–study author whose public speaking engagements take her across the United States to challenge tens of thousands. Beth is focused on teaching women all over the world and is known and respected wherever she goes. She is a dedicated wife and mother of two adult daughters and lives in Houston, Texas, where she leads Living Proof Ministries and teaches an adult Sunday school class. Beth is one of the best known women in the evangelical Christian market.

Reviews

[Kathy D.]

This is another outstanding in-depth read by Beth Moore. Beth has a wonderful way of getting to the heart of the matter and making things clear. She uses lots of real-life examples and illustrations that drive the points home. I've never read a book by Beth Moore that didn't make a positive impact on my life.

[Diana]

I keep this in my car and read the daily scripture before work. Great start for a work day.

[Nicole]

I like Moore's books better as the books themselves rather than as devotionals. I'm sure I'll glance at this from time to time when I want a fresh devotional and to be reminded of some of the things in her (excellent) actual book,Believing God, but I could also do the same with the book itself and also find what I'm looking for more easily than the devotional form. Still, it's not a bad resource, and as I got it as a free download on Kindle, I have no further complaints! :)

[Randee Baty]

I've heard lots of good things about Beth Moore so maybe this just wasn't a good first introduction to her. I was looking for a daily devotional but the thoughts in this one were just too short and shallow for me to really enjoy. Obviously I didn't need to read a whole year's worth to know this wasn't what I was looking for but I tried it for a full month. I'll try one of her books that is a real study rather than just daily thoughts before I really decide what I think of her as an author.

[Amanda Tranmer]

As always, Beth is profound, witty, full of exortation and wisdom in her lovable, down-to-earth way. Her heart for the Lord is always obvious and she doesn't shy away from making you squirm a little while pep-talking you through your discomfort with such skill you almost enjoy the pain. This collection of devotionals on faith was great. The 2 paragraphs always left me wanting more. It's a devotional, so it accomplishes what it sets out to accomplish. I prefer her full Bible studies.

[Janelle]

Dnf. I have been using this for a few weeks and have found the devotions to be unsatisfying, almost as though I am getting half a thought. Which makes sense as it's a devotional based on a longer text. I also found that the Bible verses the author used as a starter didn't always relate directly to the devotion, instead they were a springboard and I prefer to have a direct connection between verse and comments.

[Delinda Mauney]

This is a very good book by Beth Moore. I read this book and also did the Bible study afterwards. It is a must do for every Beth Moore fan. She has a way of bring to light Bible passages sometimes we overlook.

If you leave with nothing else from this book and study - you will leave with the constant reminder:

I Believe God!!!!!!!!!

[Nici]

This is an amazing day-by-day book about learning and growing you faith in God... (well the title explains that) I thought it had alot of meaning and great depth taken from passages or lines from the bible, or Beth Moore's life.

[Kathy]

Short, quick Faith bolstering daily devotions with scripture references by Beth MooreI have thoroughly enjoyed and been blessed by this daily devotional in my quiet time every day of 2014! I highly recommend this devotional!

[Lynda Cooksey]

A very good daily devotional to kick-start the day. Each day's message is short and to-the-point, but thought provoking and relevant, especially to women -- as is typical of Beth Moore. I am finding this to be inspirational and relevant.

[Hope Rozenboom]

I didn't read the e-book, but this was the only edition of the "Day-by-day" devotional on goodreads. Lots of good meditations on the idea of "Believing God" as opposed to "believing in God."

[Julie Glynn]

Loved it! Beth has a great writing style and a true heart for God and women. Very encouraging, every day. Found so many power verses that I will refer to regularly.

[Elizabeth Davis]

Good food-for-thought devotional. It's very short (per day, I mean - didn't take longer than 5 minutes), but still a very thought-provoking devotional.

[JoAnn J. A. Jordan]

This is a fine devotional to read throughout the year.

I recommend this book to those who need a bit of daily inspiration.

[Bette]

Daily devotional...LOVED the Believing God study so knew this would also be great.

[Kim]

Each day had me more and more in awe of God.

[Cherith]

loved reading a snippet a day (although the daily format makes it less meaty than the real book, which I adored - but that's kinda the point I guess).

[Erika Weilage]

great book!

I have enjoyed this book all year long. She has so much insight to offer in order to grow in your faith walk with God. Thank you Beth Moore!

[Candi Lynn]

I read Believing God earlier this year and thoroughly enjoyed both it and the devotional book based on it. I highly recommend both books.

[Mary Lisic]

Great devotional

This was a very easy devo to read. It won't take too long each morning if you're worried about starting something too deep.

[Michele]

This was a great devotional for me this past year. I was reminded to believe God for His promises and my faith was definitely strengthened through these scriptures and short readings.

[Glenda]

Excellent

As always Beth is well grounded in her use of scripture and how we can apply it in our daily walk of faith.

[Christine McCloud]

Everything a devotional should be: filled with relevant Bible verses and thought- provoking reflections. You can't go wrong with Beth Moore!

[Steve Mclain]

daily focus

This is a book that is worth reading every day. It is a very encouraging helper to start the day walking with God.

[Green]

Loved it!

Beth Moore has done it again! God has greatly used her to relate with us & teach us wonderful things from the Lord- I will read this every year!

[Jennette]

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[Jenny]

3.5 stars

[Jirah Mae]

This devotional helped me work through the issues of my heart.

[Grace]

Great little devotion for that busy Mom. Beth uses simple short encouraging notes to help you make it through the day.

[Hope Irvin Marston]

This is a super daily devotional book for new believers that would be great to give to friends
who may now yet know the Lord, but are willing to read a bit day by day. I borrowed a copy through Inter Library Loan after hearing it discussed on Christian Radio. The copy happened to be Large Print. But if it were regular print, I think it would be about the size of OUR DAILY BREAD.

Each day's lesson begins with a scripture quoted from the Holman Christian Standard Bible. The engaging comments that follow are about 200 words. The author shares experiences, warts and all, from her life that show how the day's verse applied to her experiences.

I accepted Jesus as my Lord when I was twelve and have faithfully attended Sunday School and Church since then. The book was a pleasant reminder of how knowing and believing the scriptures make life with the Lord the only way to live.

Hope Irvin Marston, author of THE WALLS HAVE EARS: A BLACK SPY IN THE CONFEDERATE WHITE HOUSE