num_pages: 108
description: Quite often we associate the term 'devotional' with warm fuzzy thoughts; pleasant little nothings which give us a short-lived buzz that we soon forget as we go through our normal routines. However, true devotion is radically different from this idea. The word 'devote' literally means to give entirely and completely. It is rooted in the concept of a vow. In the Bible, to devote something to God means to give it entirely to Him. The aim of these devotionals, or 'devos', is to challenge you to do just that. Are you devoting your studies, your friendships, and your family time. whatever, to God every day? These thoughts and challenges flow from the pages of Scripture through the life of the author, Keith Foster. He practices what he preaches. It is not the author's intent to make us complacent with pleasant platitudes, but to challenge all of us to become fully devoted to the Lord Jesus Christ. Keith Foster is responsible for youth and family ministries at Paulsgrove Baptist Church, Portsmouth. His work involves school and college Christian unions, Religious education classes, community outreach and church wide youth events. daughters, Becky and Rachel aged 18 and 14.
language: English
title: Bible Bites: Food for Thought Every Day
titlecomplete: Bible Bites: Food for Thought Every Day
publisher: Twoedged Sword Pubns