โ Scribed by Johnny Hunt
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Each year one devotional in the MyDailyTM series impacts literally hundreds of thousands of lives. This year, the focus is faithfulness—God's faithfulness to us and our faithful response to Him.
Johnny Hunt has been the general editor for seven MyDailyTM books, which have sold more than 340,000 units. Fifty Southern Baptist pastors have provided six devotions each to make up this 312 day devotional. Through Scripture, a devotional thought, and a prayer, trusted pastors communicate God's faithfulness all year long. This book will be an encouraging devotional in particular for the parishioners of these congregations as well as others in the Southern Baptist denomination and for anyone who needs a reminder of God's faithfulness day after day and how we show our love to Him through our faithfulness.
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Christian Nonfiction; Religion & Spirituality; Nonfiction; REL012020
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