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by Scott Moore (Author), James Matchette (Author)
Our time with God is truly powerful. It is our primary means of finding the help, hope, and healing we need to live the life we hope for. You might say, "I've tried that and it didn't work." Well, you're not alone. Most of us want to enjoy time with God, read His Word, hear His voice, and live out our faith. We just don't know how. We become frustrated when we aren't able to figure out WHAT to do or HOW to do it. Ultimately, we give up. That's why we created this guidebook with multiple Bible reading plans, simple steps to follow, three months of daily pages to record your thoughts and progress, along with space to list the people and prayer requests that have been laid upon your heart. It is designed to be your guide and give you everything you need to have a meaningful time with God so that you are becoming more like Jesus every day. In as little as 10 minutes a day, you can experience a meaningful time with God, read God's Word more consistently, understand and apply what you read, identify and address your blind spots, see where you can make a difference, and become more like Jesus every day. We're all searching for a better life, family, community, and world. But in all our searching, we often fail to find the answers or experience the life we hoped for. There has to be a better way Good news: there is. Jesus is our one hope for a better life, family, community, and world. He doesn't load us up with pressure to perform or rules to follow. He sets us free, so we can live free with peace and purpose. As we follow and learn from Him, He will teach us how to build a better life. Our goal each day is to become more like Jesus. As we see, feel, and act more like Him we begin to build the better life, family, community, and world we were searching for. The process of becoming more like Jesus begins in our time alone with Him. He wants to meet us here to rescue us from destructive patterns of thinking or living, receive us into His presence, and restore us to a place of wholeness.
