THE ONE WHO WROTE AWAY — I loved this story! A writer and a book agent that loves to read!? We get to watch them grow and develop, following them each through their hurts and God’s redemption in their lives. I loved both Caleb and Nova so much! Also - their meet cute. ❤️❤️
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This devotional also helped me realize that there are still a lot of things for us to explore in God's Kingdom. I would recommend this to people who are trying to figure out more about their relationship with God in the Kingdom perspective.
Christyle's Full Review
My favorite quote: "It's a strange dichotomy-to wait for Him and work for Him- but such is the Christian life. One of juxtapositions, paradoxes, and parallels that paint a Christian adventure keeping us on our toes, because the God we serve is just that interesting."
Devorah's Full Review
This book was absolutely wonderful! I loved it! It will make you stop and think.
Ann's Full Review
Well done. The story format reaches the heart of the reader, helping them to remember the points of the Bible passages as they reflect on what it means in their own lives.
Carol's Full Review
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! This devotional is a story that is an amazing journey of a child of God. It touches so many areas of daily life and human interactions.
Brooke's Full Review
THE KINGDOM CHILD -- Wow. This was incredible. Not at all what I expected but simply superb. A very unique devotional.
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I believe this story approach to living the Christian life is so powerful because being a story it has the ability to reach our hearts without us putting up walls. That makes this story life giving.
D, Chatley's Full Review
There is so much great writing in this devotional story. Good reminders, approaching things differently, as well as learning how to live in the Kingdom of God ~ three wonderful reasons to get this book, for all Christians on any walk of Christianity.
She's Full Review
THE KINGDOM CHILD -- Read it waaay faster than 40 days! This devotional was so stinkin’ good! Every day has a story, scripture, and reflection. The story is continuous through the book, and we get to go on a journey with the Kingdom Child.
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