Miracles is a book that brought a tear to my eye on
more than one occasion. It is a 52-week
devotional. It is basically 52 short
stories that detail different miracles complete with Bible verses. These stories were very, very moving and
inspiring. I summarized just a few at
dinner with my family this weekend, and my kids were all riveted.
A couple of my favorite devotionals included stories
of miracles that occurred for those that were struggling with being able to
have children, or those whose lives were saved through miracles, and also
friends and family that were separated because of misunderstandings, but then
were reunited in a miraculous way. One
of my favorite stories was a doctor that came home after a long day and was
stopped by a little girl that said her mother was in trouble. The doctor went with her to her home and
helped out her mother. The mother asked
how she knew she was in medical distress and the doctor responded that her
daughter had told her. The mother said
that her daughter had died a few months ago.
The doctor saw the same little girl coat hanging up that the girl had
worn to come and get her. The angel of
the little girl was watching over the mother and went for the doctor providing
a miracle for the woman.
I also loved one explanation in the book when a woman
wonders why God saved her from an accident that killed many others. Her father replied that God has a different
time for everyone to be called home to heaven and it was not her time. I loved thinking about it like that. Some people are just wanted in heaven sooner
than others.
Overall, I loved Miracles by Karen Kingsbury. It is a wonderful devotional about true
miracles that have taken place through God that are inspiring and emotional to
read. I have a few people on my
Christmas list that I am going to buy this book for!
Source: Review
Copy from Hachette Book Group – Thanks!
Giveaway
One lucky winner will receive a copy of Miracles by Karen Kingsbury courtesy of Hachette Book Group. If you would like to win Miracles, please leave a comment on why it sounds interesting or about a miracle that you have witnessed.
As part of your comment, you must include an email address. If I can't find a way to contact you I will draw another winner.
For an additional entry, blog about this giveaway or post it on your sidebar. Provide a link to this post in your comment.
I will be using random.org (or a Monte Carlo simulation in excel) to pick the winners from the comments.
This contest is only open to US residents (Sorry!).
No P.O. Boxes.
The deadline for entry is midnight on Friday November 6th!
Please
make sure to check the second week of November to see if you are a winner. I
send emails to the winner, but lately I've been put in their "junk mail"
folder instead of their inbox.
Good luck!
This sounds like a wonderful, uplifting book, Laura. Thanks for hosting this giveaway. I will add it to my blog's sidebar a bit later.
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Thank-you to all who entered this giveaway! The winner has been posted.
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