365 Morning Pocket Prayers

I have a ton of these little pocket devotions and prayer books. They are cute and just the right size to carry along when you're wandering for a good place to sit and pray. This one, however, is my favorite.

The prayers have been spot on every time that I have flipped through. I'm not quite sure what is different about this book from the rest of the 365 Pocket series, but it just speaks to me. I have shared with friends and loved ones as the prayers have touched me. Even when I think, surely, I don't need prayer about this topic, they have spoken to me. Prayers have ranged from the way I drive to seeking wisdom. You can either go day by day or you can look up content based on what you are specifically looking to pray about.

It is a well crafted addition to my morning routine and I look forward to turning to it again and again through out the years.

A copy of this book was given to me by Tyndale House Publishing for the purpose of review. I'm never required to say nice things about books, but I always enjoy when I can.

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