Also by Kimberley Payne:
- Women of Strength - a devotional to improve spiritual & physical health
- Night Stories
- Fit for Faith - 7 weeks to improved spiritual and physical health
- Tooth for Tooth
- Where Fitness Meets Faith
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Where Family Meets Faith
Nonfiction » Inspiration » Spiritual inspiration
Nonfiction » Religion and Spirituality » Christian Life / Family
Rating: Not yet rated.
Published: Feb. 06, 2011
Words: 13,787 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9780973508222
Short description
Written and compiled especially for families, Where Family Meets Faith is a collection of devotionals that show the similarities between the challenges of raising a family and building a relationship with God.Tags
inspiration, children, christianity, faith, family devotionals, spiritual healthAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
Ray Wiseman
on April 03, 2012 :
(no rating)
In each of Kimberly Payne's 29 devotions, she starts with an illustration drawn from family life, then moves into a a biblical application. Nowhere does she become obscure or enigmatic. She deals with familiar everyday family situations: the cat, the dog, the campfire. She then goes where most of us fail to go by presenting the parallel between the family illustration and our relationship with God. Well-done Kimberley.
(reviewed long after purchase)