George Keck

This book makes a great devotional reading for one month. Twenty-seven chapters with an inspiring Bible verse at the beginning and interesting anecdotes from the author's life which he uses for lessons and motivation in our Christian walk. He has a very relaxed way of telling stories, somewhat like listening to your grandfather, or at least mine. This man spoke at our church on behalf of the Gideons, so I knew to expect good things from his book. Many of the chapters have to do with redeeming the time and procrastination, something I believe we all struggle with.… (altro)