Every Day Is a New Shade of Blue
Comfort for Dark Days from Psalm 23
by David Roper
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Pub Date Oct 01 2012 | Archive Date Sep 11 2014
Description
Many people live each day overwhelmed with anxiety and fear—afraid of what has happened in the past, unable to deal with the present, and anxious about the future. Finding a sense of peace and direction can seem hopeless, especially when your heart is troubled.
Every Day Is a New Shade of Blue offers wisdom from Psalm 23 to strengthen your faith and encourage your heart. Focusing on the Shepherd and sheep relationship and drawing from the well of his own experience, author David Roper shares biblical insights and timely quotes that reveal the heart of God as the Good Shepherd.
Gain a deeper understanding of the importance of trusting God to provide for you, guide you, and protect you. Discover how you can put your trust in God, develop an attitude of contentment, and experience a sense of well-being under His watchful care.
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| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781572935723 |
| PRICE | $14.99 (USD) |
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When I first began to read this book, it had a somewhat depressing feel to it. But as I began to go deeper into the book, I was able to see that the author wanted to take the reader on a journey that starts in the valley of struggle/despair, and moves through the wilderness of reflection & introspection, and later ends up in an oasis of faith, hope, and love. As a self-described Ragamuffin Christian, I've often found myself struggling with my purpose, my faith, and my self-worth as a human being.
Fortunately, when I return to the manual for living (aka “The Holy Bible”), I’m reminded that I am not alone, and most important of all, that I am loved by the One who knows me best. What I loved most about this book is that not only does the author relay the resounding message of love and hope in a refreshing way, but also that he wasn't preachy, nor was he legalistic in conveying that message.
This was a book filled with lyrical longing for wholeness and a deeper relationship with the One who loves us all as we are, where we are. Although some may not want to engage our Creator in a relationship, He still loves us and wants us to seek after a relationship with Him.
For me, this was basically a book of Lamentations for the Christian Soul that is a clarion call for us to reexamine who we are as believers, what our motives are, and the state of our relationship with the One who loves us most of all.
I highly recommend this book for those who are looking for a Christian Living/Theological Commentary that has more substance than fluff and/or flash.
Giving this one: 4.5 stars
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