Jarrid Wilson (1989–2019)

Meh.

A combo of hipster Christianity mixed with ' you're not doing enough ' bashing with a stick. Wasn't my thing at all. I will stick with the old timers, Meister Eckhart, Brother Lawrence, Francis de Sales and for modern reading, Andrew Farley.

Couldn't make it through the whole devotional, mainly because of the request to post specific things to social media sites. While I'm not against showing my faith online, I resented the addition of a hashtag to promote the devotional.

An okay collection of devotionals. Not really much here to challenge or grow the faith of the reader, though. There are much better devotionals that you would be better served using on a regular basis (anything by Spurgeon for a start).

A very short but powerful devotional book. 30 Words, just one word a day that will make you think, inspire you, comfort you and bring you closer to God and His word.
I will keep this book book near me for quick reference for daily use. It's definitions and Bible passages are a good way to start the day, end the day, or to read when you need some comfort or inspiration. It would also make a nice gift for someone you love.