30 Words: A Devotional for the Rest of Us (Paperback)

from Davidvoz

This word study is set up for 1 word a day for the month. While I found it very short I can see where you can start a more in depth study of each work on your own. I did not care for the social media suggestions at the end of each study so I choose to ignore them.

from wulf

Bite-sized daily devotionals have long been a staple of Christian fare so Wilson's book joins a crowded table. Some such works are tied to particular seasons (Advent and Lent being popular) but this is in the group that can be started at any time and will run about a month. As the title indicates...

from itbgc

This book consists of 30 short Christian devotionals. I enjoyed reading this book for the most part. I loved to be reminded of and challenged by favorite Scriptures. I didn't like the frequent social media suggestions as action points for the day. It seemed like the author was trying too hard to ...

from davemac

"Pamphlet" would be more accurate. The author has a high opinion of himself. I found the text simplistic and not very deep. How handy - several of the challenges amounted to advertising the book! The whole premise of the book sounds very self-elevating to me.

from nscanlon

Simple concept = success for reader! Most devotional books are set-up for a year long season. While this is admirable, many of us fail along the way; some of us more than once. 30 Words is set up for one month - one devotional per day. Now this is a goal I can attain! The words are not the run-of...