End your day with God: The benefits of bedtime devotionals
A bedtime devotional combines Scripture, reflection and prayer. And helps you end your day with heart and mind focused on God.
Gracelaced illustrated Bible showcases God’s Word alongside watercolours by artist Ruth Chou Simons. Each book opens with a full-page illustration and ornamental drop cap and image. Includes 50 full-page verse illustrations, 250 illustrated margin verses and a ribbon marker.
Be inspired by St Francis of Assisi (the patron saint of animal welfare) and avoid Bible devotionals with leather covers.
It’s nice to end the day with God
One of the greatest gifts of reading a bedtime devotional, is that it provides an intentional way to end the day in God’s presence. That’s what monks and nuns do. And overall they tend to have far more inner peace than many ‘inner peace gurus’ that ask us to buy their books!
A bedtime devotional provides the opportunity to pause, and redirect toward God. And it’s nice to do this offline. Instead of allowing final moments of the day to be dominated by social media, entertainment, worries or unfinished tasks, a person can spend these moments reading Scripture.
Reading a Biblical devotional each night can gradually change the way a person views their entire day. Mistakes can be surrendered through repentance. And difficult experiences can be placed in God’s hands – rather than being carried into the night.
31 Days through Proverbs (wisdom for each day)
31 Days Through Proverbs is a beautifully illustrated daily Bible study book to walk you through the entire book of Proverbs in just one month. Each day is built around a meaningful theme – from guarding your heart and choosing your words wisely. Each daily lesson includes:
- Scripture readings with reflection questions
- Interactive charts comparing Biblical truths
- Decision-making frameworks for real-life situations
- Cross-references connecting Proverbs to Bible stories
- Topical themes like humility, patience, friendship
90 devotions on the Book of Ephesians
In This Together takes you through this New Testament book. The church of Ephesus was a melting pot of backgrounds, ethnicities, social classes, occupations and ideas, so becoming a community was no easy feat. So it has good lessons for today.
Through a Scripture reading, a short devotion, prayers and inspirational quotes – you’ll discover the kind of connection you were made for. The togetherness we need most, begins with our unity in Christ.
90 devotions on the book of Ruth
A Love Most Precious: 90 Devotions on the Book of Ruth explores the Old Testament love story of Ruth and Boaz. And contains stories of a bereaved mother, a foreign widow, a reformed prostitute’s son, all God’s people and you!
God has the power to redeem our broken spirits, broken hearts and broken pasts. Come discover a precious and life-changing love within four illuminating chapters of Scripture. That will delight your heart and refresh your soul. A perfect gift for any friend going through hard times.
A 40-day devotional on the Gospel of John
The How to Read the Bible Devotional begins each day with a Scripture passage and a brief reflection for deeper insight. The fourth book of the New Testament is historically attributed to John the Apostle, one of the original twelve disciples of Jesus.
Likely written in modern-day Turkey near the end of the first century, it focuses heavily on parables. You’ve likely heard of its well-known verse from 3:16:
For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
