THe Experience: A Devotional and Journal: Day-By-Day With Go

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	• The Experience: A Devotional and Journal : Day-By-Day With God Henry T. Blackaby, Richard Blackaby B&H Publishing Group, 1999 - 384 pages average customer review:based on 3 reviews view larger image
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THe Experience: A Devotional and Journal: Day-By-Day With Go

This book openned my eyes and my heart to the ways God's love is flowing to all of us now. I'm 57, not a teenager, and I've found that every word I've read here speaks right to me in my adult life. It explains things that I've never understood before and draws me in with its questions. Don't miss this extraordinary treasure.

The Experience

As a reader of Dr. Blackaby's this journal/book ids a great resource for teens, college age and young adults serious about going deeper in their relationship with God. A great resource for a journey with God.

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Blessed Me!

I bought this devotional about 3 months ago. And I read it daily it has really blessed me. The first day I read several pages and I was in tears. My spirit was truly touched. I highly recommend this book to everyone wanting spiritual guidance.

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This book of devotional exercises has an unusual audience in mind: teenagers. Written, appropriately, by a father and son team--both preachers--each page has a brief passage from either the Old or New Testament followed by a few paragraphs of commentary. The Experience is organized both as a series of thematically arranged chapters, such as "Lessons from the Master," "Lessons from the Sermon on the Mount," "Great Friendships," "Paul's Advice," "Lessons from the Psalms," and also as a daily devotional, with one entry for every day of the year (including February 29!). For easy reference it includes an index of readings by date, as well as an index of subjects and of Scriptures. Written in a simple conversational style and primarily aimed at adolescents who "already have a personal relationship with God" (in the words of the introduction), the book carries its learning lightly, occasionally exploring the rich roots of a word like "appetite" but more often finding simple analogies and examples to get the point of the lesson across. --Doug Thorpe

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