Families are facing challenges like never before when it comes to their children. We want Bible Study and family time to be fun; an activity to which the entire family looks forward.
In her latest book, Engaging With Faith Family Devotional, Jenifer Metzger hopes to bring a devotional for the entire family.
There are 70 devotionals and each includes three sections:
- Reading. Bible passages which touch upon the issues and important topics pertaining to families today
- Let’s Do. Here there are varied activities sure to engage the entire family.
- Let’s Reflect. This section has two questions for the family to reflect and discuss together.
Each devotional reading then closes with a family prayer.
Among the 70 topics, you will find forgiveness, worship, prayer, getting along, resolving conflicts, temptation, giving, kindness, and truthfulness.
The devotional can be used to fit any schedule and can be adjusted to fit family needs. The book will bring creative ideas sure to make devotional time fun and engaging, and something families will look forward to doing together.
Jenifer Metzger is a pastor’s wife who raised and homeschooled her own family of four children. She has served as a children’s pastor for many years. She brings her experience and love for children and families in putting this book together. Her hope is for this book to provide the tools by which families will begin a devotional time together, and continue the journey long after they close the book.
** I was provided an advance copy of this book. The opinions expressed in this review are my own. This post contains a link to the book, however, I provided the link for your convenience to order and will not receive anything should you choose to make a purchase.
Waiting well is best learned through a lifetime of seeing God work even in the difficult times of waiting. Thx for this encouraging post.
Joanne, thank you so much for sharing this review of Jennifer’s book. It sounds wonderful.
Thank you for linking up with Sweet Tea & Friends this month sweet friend.