Book Review and Giveaway: "Jesus Always" 365 Devotions for kids

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Publisher's Description

From the bestselling author of Jesus Calling®

Embrace the true meaning of Joy with the young believers in your life in Sarah Young’s newest 365-day devotional, Jesus Always: 365 Devotions for Kids.

In Sarah Young’s newest 365-day devotional for kids, Jesus Always: 365 Devotions for Kids, she focuses on the biblical teaching of the joy we can experience at any time and in all circumstances. With Scripture and new personal reflections, the #1 bestselling author brings Jesus’ message of joy—for today and every day—to children.

Adapted from the bestselling Jesus Always, each day’s devotion has the same theme as the adult version, as well as written-out Scriptures. It is a great choice for families to read and discuss during devotional time together. Written as if Jesus Himself is speaking directly to the reader, Jesus Always: 365 Devotions for Kids will engage your children and help them find lifelong true contentment and joy.

Reaching out with joy-filled reminders from the Word of God, these devotions will intimately and gently connect your children with Jesus—the One who meets you where you are. Help your children draw near to Him in Jesus Always: 365 Devotions for Kids.

My Review:

This devotional is perfect for the whole year! Read one page a day for a year with this hardcover 365 devotional. Sarah Young wrote these devotionals that relate to kids very well. These devotionals are only one page each and it does have the date is written at the top, a title, scripture, devotional, and then read on your own with more scriptures. I know many people like dates but what if you get this book in the middle of the year... do you start in the middle of the book on the date or do you start at the beginning and ignore the dates? I started at the beginning.

My daughter and son both enjoy this devotional but my daughter enjoys the purple color cover most! I found this kid version of the adult version very special because they have the same themes and scriptures. It helps make family devotional time all connected.

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