What a Great Word: A Year of Daily Devotions by Karen Moore


I know several people who choose one word for a year and focus on that word. However, I haven't thought of focusing on one word a day. In What a Great Word: A Year of Daily Devotions by Karen Moore, she focuses on one word a day to see God at work with that word.

What a Great Word devotional is approximately 5 by 7 1/2 inches in size. Yet this small devotional book, which is a great size to carry to the coffee shop or wherever you need to go, packs a big punch each day with the reading. There is a reading for every day of the year. Each reading focuses on a simple word, and often it is a word we just gloss over when we are reading Scripture, according to Moore. Some of the focus words are: shine, refuge, weeds, ideas, and only. Each reading  in What a Great Word includes the word of the day, a supporting Bible verse, a short meditative reading, and a prayer.

If you are looking for a new and different devotional for the upcoming year, What a Great Word would be a great choice. This book would also make a nice Christmas gift for another Christian friend or family member. I especially enjoyed the size of the readings but that they contained a lot to think about in a short space each day. As a word person, I like the idea of focusing on one word a day in relation to my spiritual life too. I highly recommend What a Great Word!



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  1. Glenn HannanNovember 7, 2020 at 9:57 PM

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