7 Devotional Resources You Might Consider Using (including 1 that you should absolutely be using!)
It can be difficult to know where to start with personal and family devotions. If you're a member at Hope, I'd encourage you to make use of our weekly VDMA Prayer sheets, but if you're looking for more, here are some suggestions. 1. The Bible You literally don't need anything more than your Bible. It is the Word of God! Take up and read! What should you look for in a Bible? An accurate translation. I recommend ESV, CSB, or NLT (you can learn more he re ) A large enough type that it's not too much work to read Size: do you want a smaller Bible that you can carry with you or one that will remain on your nightstand? How does the Bible feel in your hand? These might not seem overly important, but they are helpful in making for a more enjoyable Bible reading experience. Other things to consider Do you want a Bible without cross references or with cross references? Do you want study notes? Do you want a Bible reading plan included? Do you want a hard cover, a synthet