Author: Shirley Crowder & Harriet Michael
Genre: Devotional
Release Date: April 29, 2020
Creator God made the world in which we live. He placed the moon and stars in the sky, the rivers and ocean on the earth. He also created seasons throughout the year. Each season is defined by specific features/attributes that are common although the degree varies depending on where a person lives. In winter we think of cold weather; in spring, blooming flowers; in summer, warm weather; and in the fall, beautifully colored leaves.
As Christ-followers we also experience spiritual seasons. These seasons do not come in order like seasons in nature, which come regularly without fail. Each spiritual season we experience is defined by certain features also. In spiritual winter we think of the coldness of our relationship with God; in spring, new
This devotional is focused on summer—both calendar and spiritual. Our spiritual summer is a time of growth, hard work, and relaxation as we nurture and care for the new things that were planted in our spiritual spring and allow them to ripen or mature.
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Summer is my favorite Season of the year. I also really enjoy Devotionals. Shirley Crowder and Harriet E Michael have bought the 2 together in this Summertime Devotional for Women.
I really enjoyed the layout and theme of the Devotional. The Devotional contains 65 Daily Devotionals, going from Memorial Day until around Labor Day. Each of the 13 weeks of Devotions has five Daily Devotions
and a different theme each week. The themes touch on the Summer Holidays and Activities. The daily readings include Scripture to Read, a
Verse to remember/Quote, and a Prayer for the Day. I really LOVE how the 2 authors take turns and alternate on different days. The 2 Authors have been friends since Childhood, so their writings include memories from their childhood together and their writing styles compliment one another.
I am EXTREMELY Encouraged with the readings in this Devotional. I want to buy copies for my Family and Friends whom I know would enjoy this also! WONDERFUL Encouragement and Readings! I HIGHLY Recommend this Devotional!
She is a biblical counselor and is commissioned by and serves on the national Advisory Team for The Addiction Connection. She is an award-winning writer who has had several of her articles appear in “Paper Pulpit” in the Faith section of The Gadsden Times, and in a David C. Cook publication. She also writes articles for Life Bible Study, Woman’s Missionary Union, The Addiction Connection and Inspired Prompt. She has authored, co-authored, or contributed to eight books.
Shirley has spiritual children, grandchildren, and even great-grandchildren serving the Lord in various ministry and secular positions throughout the world.
Harriet E. Michael was born in Joinkrama, Nigeria, deep in the African jungle in the Niger River delta, where her father served as the only missionary doctor at that station. A few years later, the mission moved the family to a larger hospital in Ogbomoso. Co-author Shirley Crowder and her family lived right across the dirt road. The two children became constant playmates. Today they continue to enjoy their lifelong friendship.
Harriet is a multi-published, award-winning writer and speaker. She has authored or co-authored seven books (six nonfiction and one novel) with several more under contract for future release. She is also a prolific freelance writer, having penned over 200 articles, devotions, and stories. Her work has appeared in publications by Focus on the Family, David C. Cook, Lifeway, Standard Publishing, Chicken Soup for the Soul, The Upper Room, Judson Press, Bethany House, and more. When not writing, she loves speaking to women’s groups and teaching workshops on freelance writing.
She and her husband of more than 40 years have four children and two grandchildren. When not writing, she enjoys substituting at a Christian school near her home, gardening, cooking, and traveling.
More from Shirley
In the same way that nature’s seasons serve a purpose on earth, so do the seasons in our spiritual lives. God provides, cares for, and sustains the earth, and in His faithfulness, He does the same for us. Our responsibility is to be obedient to God’s commands in the Bible and to cling to the truth that God is in control.Our “Glimpses of God” series consist of:
- Glimpses of God: a winter devotional for women
- Glimpses of God: a summer devotional for women
- Glimpses of God: a spring devotional for women (due out in early 2021)
- Glimpses of God: an autumn devotional for women (due out in late summer 2021)
How has He provided for you? How is He protecting you? How is He teaching you?
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Spoken from the Heart, August 11
Inklings and notions, August 12
Get Cozy Book Nook, August 12
Artistic Nobody, August 13 (Guest Review from Joni Truex)
Older & Smarter?, August 14
Musings of Sassy Bookish Mama, August 14
Ashley’s Bookshelf, August 15
Because I said so — and other adventures in Parenting, August 16
Abba’s Prayer Warrior Princess, August 17
deb’s Book Review, August 17
Texas Book-aholic, August 18
Debbie’s Dusty Deliberations, August 19
Mary Hake, August 19
Happily Managing a Household of Boys, August 20
Lighthouse Academy, August 21
CarpeDiem, August 21
For Him and My Family, August 22
Locks, Hooks and Books, August 23
Splashes of Joy, August 24
Fiction Full of Faith, August 24
To celebrate their tour, Shirley and Harriet are giving away the grand prize package of a print copy of Glimpses of God: A Summer Devotional for Women and a $25 Amazon gift card!!
Be sure to comment on the blog stops for nine extra entries into the giveaway! Click the link below to enter.
6 comments:
Thank you so much for taking time to bring to our attention another great read. I appreciate it and thank you also for the giveaway.
I enjoyed your review, thanks for sharing
Wonderful review, Kendra! Thank you for sharing.
I enjoyed the review, thank you.
Thank you for your kind review. We pray the Lord will be pleased to encourage our readers in their walk with Him.
This sounds really inspiring!
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