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by Joyce Meyer (Author)
Begin every day by connecting with God's truth and allowing it to transform your thoughts, your intentions, your feelings, and your reactions throughout the day.
Each day, we have a new opportunity to make that day our best day. While we aren't in control of what happens to us throughout our days, we can learn to align our thoughts, our words, our emotions, and our actions with the way God has told us He wants us to live. This 365-day devotional from beloved Bible-teacher Joyce Meyer allows you to start each day rooted in the truth of God's Word and His ways so that no matter what comes your way, you will have the wisdom, the courage, the peace, and the self-control to allow God's light to shine through you, even in the darkest of circumstances. Complimented with scripture references and accompanying prayers, each daily entry brims with Joyce's time-tested wisdom as well as fresh inspiration to walk through your day with emotional stability, balance, and joy. Begin your day the right way, and live every day as your best.Author Biography
Joyce Meyer is a New York Times bestselling author and one of the world's leading Bible teachers. Through Joyce Meyer Ministries, she teaches practically and candidly, openly sharing her experiences and helping millions of people to apply biblical principles to their situations and ultimately find hope and restoration through Jesus Christ. Her book Battlefield of the Mind has been a perennial bestseller, teaching people how to win the war in their minds and "think about what they think about." Joyce holds conferences across the United States, and her Enjoying Everyday Life program is broadcast on TV, radio and online to millions in 112 languages.
She has also authored over 150 books, which have been translated into over 160 combined languages. Joyce's passion to help people who are hurting is the foundation of Hand of Hope, the missions arm of Joyce Meyer Ministries, which provides humanitarian relief through its hundreds of global outreaches.
