Daily Guideposts 40 Days Of Lent
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Experience the love of Christ in a new personal way with this Lenten devotional drawn from America’s favorite devotional, Daily Guideposts.
Lent is a time of preparation for Easter when we reflect on Jesus’s life and sacrifice. This year, renew your heart for the resurrection with Daily Guideposts: 40 Days of Lent. In just five minutes each day, you’ll enjoy a Scripture verse, a personal story, and a prayer to help you apply the day’s message. Join Karen Barber as she learns about the days leading up to his crucifixion and resurrection. Instead of giving something up, learn a new spiritual practice with Erin MacPherson who observes Lent by giving something away. With Eric Fellman, meet biblical men and women, believers, and seekers who were touched and changed by Jesus. Travel with Roberta Rogers as she follows Jesus through the streets of first-century Jerusalem in search of faith and hope for our lives today.
Join the community of over a million Daily Guideposts readers on this remarkable and deeply personal spiritual journey.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780310350224
UPC: 025986350222
Produced by: Editors Of Guideposts
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: January 2017
Publisher: Zondervan
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