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God has been setting tables since Eden. This is a year of sitting down at one.
Manna in the wilderness. A widow's jar of flour that never ran dry. Five barley loaves on a hillside. Breakfast on a beach with the risen Lord. From Genesis to Revelation, God keeps feeding his people, and the richest food he offers is his word.
A Year at the Table is 365 short devotionals, one for each day of the year, drawn from every part of Scripture: law, history, poetry, wisdom, prophecy, the Gospels, the letters, and Revelation. One day you're in Leviticus, the next in Luke. Each entry focuses on a single passage and takes about five minutes to read.
Inside you'll find:
365 undated entries, so you can start on any day of the year
One passage a day, with the reference printed so you read it from your own Bible first
A closing question in every entry that carries the reading into the rest of your day
Entries short enough to read aloud at breakfast or dinner with your family
A Year at the Table is plain-spoken and warm, and every entry points to Christ. It's for the Christian who wants to open the Bible each morning and actually be fed.
Pull up a chair. Come and eat.
paperback
God has been setting tables since Eden. This is a year of sitting down at one.
Manna in the wilderness. A widow's jar of flour that never ran dry. Five barley loaves on a hillside. Breakfast on a beach with the risen Lord. From Genesis to Revelation, God keeps feeding his people, and the richest food he offers is his word.
A Year at the Table is 365 short devotionals, one for each day of the year, drawn from every part of Scripture: law, history, poetry, wisdom, prophecy, the Gospels, the letters, and Revelation. One day you're in Leviticus, the next in Luke. Each entry focuses on a single passage and takes about five minutes to read.
Inside you'll find:
365 undated entries, so you can start on any day of the year
One passage a day, with the reference printed so you read it from your own Bible first
A closing question in every entry that carries the reading into the rest of your day
Entries short enough to read aloud at breakfast or dinner with your family
A Year at the Table is plain-spoken and warm, and every entry points to Christ. It's for the Christian who wants to open the Bible each morning and actually be fed.
Pull up a chair. Come and eat.
